Here is a look at The Division 2 benchmark tool using an RTX 2080 Ti, an i9 9900K CPU at 2160p (4K), then 1440p (2k) then 1080p. All tests using the game’s Ultra preset (some options can push higher). Please note that shadowplay recording has an impact on the peak
Ubisoft posted a new trailer today which looks at The Division 2 end game content. Also a reminded of the open Beta which kicks off on March 1st – 4th.
Ubisoft released its The Division 2 beta today and we sunk several hours into its delights. Teething troubles aside, the game feels like a natural evolution of the first game and quite enjoyable despite being a little rough around the edges. Take a look at our The Division 2 impressions
Take a look at Ubisoft’s The Division 2 gameplay using an RTX 2080 Ti and Ultra settings at 4K resolution. As seen in the first game, the CPU fluctuates quite a lot limiting the frames per second possibly. Also 4K Shadowplay hits performance somewhat. For the most part, using Ultra
Ubisoft posted a new The Division 2 multiplayer trailer to give you an idea of the new Dark Zone and Conflict. The game arrives March 15th, 2019 on PC, Xbox One and PS4. For those who pre-order, a Beta on Feb 7th is available.
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, is available on Xbox One, PS4 and PC from March 15th. Set in Washington DC, The Division 2 looks set to offer more intense co-op survival shooting action.
Ubisoft has today officially confirmed that Massive Entertainment are developing The Division 2 with more to be revealed at E3 this year. You can read more about the announcement over at the official Ubisoft news website.
