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I just tested Doom: The Dark Ages on an RTX 5090 PC — and I’m still in shock
Doom: The Dark Ages and the RTX 5090 are a perfect match, but the game also runs great on other RTX 50-series GPUs ...
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5 easy mistakes I avoid when buying a new GPU
Y ou probably know what goes into buying a new GPU. You need to know what kind of games you'll play, what resolution you'll ...
A year later and over six months since the last patch, Intel is STILL releasing updates to fix instability problems with its 13th and 14th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs
I reported the surprising news that Intel's elderly and bug-infested 13th and 14th Gen Raptor Lake CPUs are still selling in ...
As Nvidia struggles with RTX 5060 Ti stock, AMD’s RX 9060 XT GPU could sweep in and score a mid-range win with plentiful supply
A second source at a major online retailer in the US claims that launch stock for this AMD graphics card is feeling "very optimistic" and another source (also in the US) backs that up.
AMD's upcoming RX 9060 XT GPU listed on Amazon for a depressing $449 for the 8 GB version and $529 for the 16 GB option
Despite all that, these prices still look awfully unappealing. By way of example, Nvidia's RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB, which is ...
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Doom: The Dark Ages doesn’t run badly on PC, but enforced ray tracing slows the pace
The Dark Ages is at least easier on the ol’ GPU than Indy was, and I’ve had a crack at a settings guide (below) that should ...
Doom: The Dark Ages PC performance analysis: Always-on ray tracing isn't a problem and even a cheap gaming laptop copes just fine
Doom has been around so long—32 years and counting—that you'd be forgiven for thinking that developers id Software must have ...