Ubisoft released the PC version of Far Cry Primal yesterday and one of the benefits is being able to ramp up the resolution beyond the console maximum of 1080p up to 2160p or 4K. The results are pretty special highlighting much more detail and a more organic looking game. However,
Ubisoft released its Far Cry Primal PC version today and as expected the game features its own benchmark tool so you can test how well the game performs on your PC and tailor the settings to suit. Naturally we put our GTX 980 Ti to the test with some interesting
SUPERHOT releases today on PC and for those with an itchy trigger finger or who want to relive some Matrix themed shoot-outs it’s worth taking a look. The game does run pretty smoothly with its minimalistic images and remarkably looks pretty swell in 4K as well. We’ve posted two videos
Capcom’s Street Fighter V releases on PS4 and PC next week but one advantage the PC version has over its Playstation brethren is the option to crank up the display resolution to 4K. The game already looks rather fresh at 1080p but the details become even more pronounced in 4K
The Division is quite the demanding game for most GPUs when running at maximum settings, even more so when boosting the resolution up to 4K. We tried using our GTX 980 Ti which according to Nvidia speak is a 4K ready GPU. Well in this case using the Ultra preset,
We already posted a series of videos looking at how well Rise of the Tomb Raider PC version stacks up using a GTX 980 Ti at 1080p but pushing the boundaries further and how does the card manage the game at 4K that’s 3840×2160 resolution. We’ve kept the settings at
We’ve been happily enjoying the recently released Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain in glorious 4K running the game at near maximum settings (minus some post-processing effects) and still getting a pretty smooth 60 frames per second. It’s one hell of a well optimized game as we’re getting better
A lot can be said about the somewhat backwards PC version of Team Ninja’s Dead or Alive 5 Last Round, what with no online mode out of the gate and some last gen effects being used alongside the absence of the Soft Engine elements which are unique to the Xbox
