Latest about Performance Analysis
Microsoft says 64 GB is the 'ideal spec' for Flight Simulator 2024 but I've tested it with 96 GB, and it makes a big difference
All your RAM It's the first game I've tested where more than 32 GB is actually worth having.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard performance analysis—decent frame rates and blessedly glitch-free
New Age Dragon It even looks pretty good on the lowest graphics settings, too.
Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl performance analysis—Everyone gets ray tracing but the entry fee is high
Zone Rays Upscaling is a must; even frame generation will be needed for many gaming PCs.
Starfield: Shattered Space performance analysis—New DLC, new patch, same old frame rates
New World FPS It seems that Morrowind was more than just an inspiration for the DLC's design.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 performance analysis—Blurry upscaling, mushy graphics, and so-so frame rates
Tyrannic FPS There's no ray tracing whatsoever, so you can't blame the middling performance on that.
Star Wars Outlaws performance analysis: Ray traced galaxies far, far away really, really demand upscaling and frame generation
Galactic FPS There's a colossal range of graphics options to tweak, so most gaming PCs can run the game well enough. Well, kind of.
Gray Zone Warfare delivers the odd hitch and stutter, but overall it's a reasonable Early Access ride
Tactical Move Some early niggles for sure, but otherwise our testing has been a fairly smooth experience.
If Alan Wake 2 and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora are a glimpse of what games will look like in 2024, sign me up
Makeover Mega detailed scenes lit by ever-increasingly more accurate lighting. That's a mouth-watering combo.
