Heavy optimisation and developer engine familiarity will likely help with performance, but again, according to the specs, you'll need a ray tracing capable GPU to get your Doom on later this year.

Not so with Doom: The Dark Ages, though; it needs you to have a ray tracing-compatible card even for its lowest tier. Doom: The Dark Ages won't let you get away with a potato PC. Here's a rundown of ...

With perhaps the most famous and revered PC gaming classic returning five years after the superb Doom Eternal ... this game stipulates that a ray tracing-capable graphics card is required for ...

Intel's latest generation of Ultra processors is now launching within new productivity laptops, and after reviewing the Asus ...

The shooter “Doom: The Dark Ages” has to run with ray tracing enabled. This means anyone with older hardware won't be able to play the new part of the series. If you want to play “Doom ...

Doom The Dark Ages is coming, but not every PC will handle it. Strong CPU and GPU with ray tracing are essential. Well, we're moving beyond the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Now that we're in the era of ...

While even some non-RT games have been demanding the likes of an RTX 2060 Super for a while now, Doom Eternal could be run on much weaker hardware, and the ray tracing baseline has also amped up ...

Prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, DOOM: The Dark Ages will ... NVIDIA or AMD hardware ray tracing-capable GPU with 8GB dedicated VRAM or better (examples: NVIDIA RTX 2060 Super or ...

Something to note, is that the game requires a GPU with Ray Tracing capabilities, even on their minimum settings. As they announced in a news post they said: "Note: DOOM: The Dark Ages requires a ...

Does it look dramatically better, compared to Doom Eternal? We'll see. Click to expand... Ray tracing is the future of game creation and easing some of that developer crunch. Given that 10xx cards ...