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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 give a boost to most rigs, but ray tracing is still a hard requirement that means it won’t even launch on a lot of older hardware.
Doom: The Dark Ages is evolving the tried & true FPS behemoth
Doom: The Dark Ages looks like a revolution for the long and storied FPS franchise. Instead of trying to outdo the heights of Doom: Eternal or reinvent the wheel, Id Software has gone back to the drawing board to bring us a wholly new experience.
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Doom Eternal Ray Tracing Analysis - AMD vs Nvidia!Doom Eternal's RTX patch went live this week and today Dominic puts it to the test. We look at image quality with and without ...
Doom has been around so long—32 years and counting—that you'd be forgiven for thinking that developers id Software must have ...
DOOM: The Dark Ages looks absolutely stunning in a new screenshot that showcases the difference between Path-Traced and ...
Crucially, this game stipulates that a ray tracing-capable graphics card is required for all levels of play. Yes, we're sad to report that a classic performance-oriented FPS like Doom has gone ...
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