Latest about Performance Analysis
When it comes to Borderlands 4 and its '8 cores or equivalent' requirement, it's actually core quality, not core count, that matters the most
Core concerns Heck, you can even run it on 4 cores and 4 threads.
I've tested Borderlands 4 on a minimum spec PC and a monster RTX 5090 rig, and it runs just as 'Borderlands-at-launch' as you'd expect
Borderline forked It's a big, bold world of stutters and disappointing frame rates, even on the best PC hardware money can buy.
Gears of War: Reloaded PC performance: The updated graphics are easy work for any desktop GPU from the past six years but they're still enough to give handhelds grief
Re-re-geared You could use the potato-mode preset to get better portable performance, though your eyes won't thank you.
Elden Ring Nightreign PC performance analysis: A bare-bones console port with glitches a-plenty
Bare bones Elden Ring's back. So is the 60 fps cap, GPU underutilisation, and random stuttering.
I've swapped Windows for the latest SteamOS build on my Legion Go S and I'm not going back
Gettin steamy This feels like what the Lenovo Legion Go S was built for.
Doom: The Dark Ages PC performance analysis: Always-on ray tracing isn't a problem and even a cheap gaming laptop copes just fine
Rip and tearing rays Though once path tracing makes an appearance, all bets will probably be off.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered isn't perfect on PC but it's a million times better than Part 1
Fungal FPS Wave goodbye to VRAM and shader compilation problems but say hello to a major CPU workout.
Assassin's Creed: Shadows PC performance analysis: Ray tracing, upscaling, and frame generation are all optional, but only two of them are worth using, though not the ones you might think
FPS in the shadows Assassin's Creed is back with epic vistas, pretty graphics, and so-so performance. Same old, same old.
