In terms of “prettiness” - with everything turned up - the Directx12 option is going to look nicer because of an increased range of capabilities in the API.
#Just cause 3 directx 12 driver
For example the Intel Arc GPU cards are fine, but they only handle Directx12 on the card, Directx11 is done in translation in the driver - so tends to be lower performance. Different GPU manufacturers (AMD, Nvidia, Intel) do things differently. In terms of brute performance: it depends on your system.
No matter what you choose, enjoy your OS. Last I heard it takes a while to get powered up in Windows. Also my Linux boots up in about 9 seconds. I run Linux because I get a lot more freedom of choice. I am not saying this or any other game runs better in Linux, in fact I want more games written for Linux OS. It is very nice to play this and many other games on the new Steam Deck console. In the future, you just will not have any choice running Windows based games on Linux, and MS is working hard at putting the squeeze on Linux developers. My DirectX 12 will always be off for this reason. There might be other variants but I just go with what works the best. Linux OS used a free open source library called OpenGL, which is currently being rebranded as Vulkan and/or Xorg an open source implementation of the X Window System. They promoted it by creating the XBox series.
DirectX is a graphics library Microsoft developed to run games in Windows. I wouldn’t notice, since I am running this on Linux OS.
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