Batman Arkham Knight is available now on consoles and PC although it appears some folks are having issues with the game. Aside from a locked 30 fps which has to be altered by changing the config file, the game fluctuates quite a bit depending on the scenes. Users are mostly

Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition releases today and for PC users comes complete with an in-game benchmark test to see how well your graphics card holds up with all the demon hunting action going on. This is one hell of a long test lasting over 8 minutes but

We put the newly released Batman game through its paces using the in game Batman Arkham Knight Benchmark Test which allows you to check the performance of your graphics card under a variety of scenarios. For AMD users there are some Nvidia specific effects such as interactive fog and paper

Epic released their Unreal Engine 4 Kite Demo which you might recognize from last year which features an animated boy and his kite using the latest game engine. It’s a resource hungry beast and pushes our R9 290x GPU, i5 3570K 16 GB ram PC to its limits. We’ve tried