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F1 24 is coming to PC on May 31st, will support Ray Tracing and VR

Electronic Arts has announced that the next part in its F1 racing series, F1 24, will be released on May 31st. In addition, Codemasters revealed the game’s PC requirements, as well as its PC features. And yes, once again, the game will support Ray Tracing and VR on PC. Continue reading F1 24 is coming to PC on May 31st, will support Ray Tracing and VR

First EA Sports WRC PC Patch released, adds shader pre-compilation

Codemasters just released a new update for the PC version of its rally racing game, EA Sports WRC. This update does something cool: it gets rid of those annoying stutters in the game when shaders are compiled. So, if you play the game on your PC, you won’t have to deal with those awful shader problems anymore. Continue reading First EA Sports WRC PC Patch released, adds shader pre-compilation

EA’s WRC will have Denuvo, will support DLSS, FSR & VR on PC, gets official PC requirements

Electronic Arts announced yesterday its new WRC game which will be developed by the team behind the DiRT Rally series. Furthermore, EA shared some new details about this upcoming racing game, including its PC system requirements. Continue reading EA’s WRC will have Denuvo, will support DLSS, FSR & VR on PC, gets official PC requirements

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 runs F1 23 with over 60fps at Native 4K/Ultra/Full Ray Tracing

F1 23 is currently available in Early Access, via EA Play or for those that have pre-ordered its Deluxe Edition. Thus, and since the game uses RTAO, RT Shadows, RT Reflections and RTGI, we’ve decided to test it on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 runs F1 23 with over 60fps at Native 4K/Ultra/Full Ray Tracing

EA has reportedly canceled the Project CARS and Dirt franchises

Back in 2017, Slightly Mad Studios’ CEO explained how Electronic Arts attempted to destroy Slightly Mad Studios. Back then, Ian Bell claimed that he would not be working ever again with EA. However, here we are today with EA owning Slightly Mad Studios, shutting it down, and canceling its racing game, Project CARS. Continue reading EA has reportedly canceled the Project CARS and Dirt franchises