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Anthem Closed Beta PC Recommended Requirements + Graphics Settings

Electronic Arts and Bioware have announced that a Closed Beta phase for Anthem will be launched on December 8th and revealed the recommended PC requirements for it. Anthem will be powered by Frostbite and according to the specs, Bioware recommends an Intel Core i5 3570 or an AMD FX-6350 CPU. Continue reading Anthem Closed Beta PC Recommended Requirements + Graphics Settings →

Anthem won’t support crossplay at launch, Chromatic Aberration option, enemies can fight each other

Mark Darrah, Executive Producer of Anthem, has been answering a lot of questions regarding Anthem on Twitter lately. And yesterday, Darrah stated that this new multiplayer game will not support cross-play between PC, Xbox One and PS4 at launch. Continue reading Anthem won’t support crossplay at launch, Chromatic Aberration option, enemies can fight each other →

Battlefield 5 PC Performance Analysis

Battlefield 5 is the first game officially supporting the newly announced real-time ray tracing effects and as we’ve already reported, even NVIDIA’s flagship GPU is unable to offer a smooth gaming experience. Still, and even without these effects, Battlefield 5 is one of the most beautiful games to date. The game has just been released on the PC so it’s time to benchmark it and see how it performs on the PC platform. Continue reading Battlefield 5 PC Performance Analysis →

No AMD users, you cannot enable the real-time ray tracing RTX effects on the Vega 64 (or other AMD GPUs)

A couple of hours ago, a rumour arose suggesting that AMD users can enable the real-time ray tracing RTX effects on their GPUs. Guru3D’s member ‘OnnA’ suggested that by enabling three settings, it may be possible to enable the RTX effects that NVIDIA RTX owners can currently experience. And since we’re in the middle of benchmarking Battlefield 5, we’ve decided to test these settings and see whether it’s possible to have any ray tracing reflections on the AMD Radeon RX Vega 64. Continue reading No AMD users, you cannot enable the real-time ray tracing RTX effects on the Vega 64 (or other AMD GPUs) →

NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti cannot run Battlefield 5’s RTX with constant 60fps at 1080p on Ultra settings

As we’ve already reported, DICE has enabled the real-time ray tracing RTX effects in Battlefield 5 via its day-1 patch. And while it took us a while, we had to also download the October 2018 update for Windows 10, we were finally able to test these new effects with our NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080Ti cannot run Battlefield 5’s RTX with constant 60fps at 1080p on Ultra settings →

EA officially announces Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn & Red Alert Remasters, first details

Electronic Arts has officially announced that it will be partnering with Petroglyph in order to develop Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn Remaster. Not only that, but after the release of the Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn Remaster, EA will start working on a remake for Command & Conquer Red Alert. Continue reading EA officially announces Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn & Red Alert Remasters, first details →

Battlefield 5 day-1 patch adds DXR real-time ray tracing support

Electronic Arts has released the day-1 patch for Battlefield 5 for all platforms. According to the release notes, this first patch adds further improvements to game client stability, resolves an issue which would make the menus unusable when cancelling a matchmaking session and brings support to DXR real-time ray tracing. Continue reading Battlefield 5 day-1 patch adds DXR real-time ray tracing support →

Latest The Sims 4 patch brings terrain tools, first-person camera and new career, available for download

Electronic Arts has released a brand new major update for The Sims 4 that introduces terrain tools, adds a first-person camera viewpoint, brings a new career, as well as additional basement levels and half wall heights. Continue reading Latest The Sims 4 patch brings terrain tools, first-person camera and new career, available for download →