More than anything, it looks like Resident Evil Requiem is continuing the trend of 60 fps gaming being the floor. Even on the base PS5, the game doesn’t drop below 60, and the PS5 Pro takes those ...

Requiem looks incredible on PS5 and PC, holding steady at or above 60 fps with ray tracing, or upwards of 100 fps when favoring performance. We only got pre-launch code for PC and PS5, so this video ...

With Shader Execution Reordering, some Intel and Nvidia GPUs deliver up to 90% greater FPS in a specific path-tracing ...

Before the month of February 2026 becomes history, NVIDIA has announced several names that recently joined the DLSS-supported titles that enable better visuals, FPS, and input latency across the board ...

In brief: Nvidia launched its push toward hardware-accelerated ray tracing in 2018 with its GeForce RTX 20 series graphics cards, promoting the technology as a defining feature of next-gen gaming.

The Saturn was Sega's fifth generation fully-3D console, launched in 1994 to compete with the PlayStation 1 and Nintendo 64—and all these years later, homebrew developer XL2 has managed to create a ...

Usually, you have to pick one: do you want it to look pretty, run smoothly, or have realistic lighting? iQOO says, "Why not all three?" By offloading these intensive tasks from the main Snapdragon 8 ...

Resident Evil Requiem Director Akishi Nakanishi has revealed that PS5 Pro users will enjoy a number of features for Capcom’s upcoming horror title. For starters, ray-tracing can be turned on and off ...

We're in the dead of winter right now in the Northern Hemisphere, which means it's the perfect time to kick back and turn up the heat against some noobs online. (People still say noobs, right?) Snowy ...

The first-person shooter genre is easily one of the biggest in gaming, as some of the most successful franchises fall into it. These include Call of Duty, Fortnite, and many more, and the genre ...

Is the RTX 2080 Ti slower than the GTX 1060 with ray tracing? We explore performance in Battlefield 5 and Shadow of the Tomb Raider to reveal the impact of NVIDIA's tech. Why Congress can't claw back ...