DOOM: The Dark Ages' requirement for ray tracing is a step forward for game design that I love, and I hope more titles follow ...

John Linneman interviews id Software's director of engine technology Billy Khan about the tech of Doom: The Dark Ages.

This seems to be a perennial problem with any handheld gaming PC that uses an AMD Ryzen Z1 processor for CPU and GPU duties.

Doom The Dark Ages will require a ray tracing-capable GPU even for low settings. From the system requirements, it is evident that the title will also not support play on the Steam Deck as that is ...

Speaking to the tech analyst team, Khan explained that making DOOM: The Dark Ages “without ray-tracing” while keeping the same larger environments and complex cinematics “would have had to elongate ...

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The Doom: The Dark Ages minimum system requirements are a ... Crucially, this game stipulates that a ray tracing-capable graphics card is required for all levels of play. Yes, we're sad to report ...

Doom: The Dark Ages’ demanding specs could rip and tear your Steam Deck apart, but id Software’s hellish shooter is still ...

maxed settings (without ray tracing) and frame rates well above 200fps, the minimum bar for Doom: The Dark Ages now requires ray tracing support for the game’s core lighting. That puts a huge ...

Five years on from the release of Doom Eternal, Doom: The Dark Ages heralds the arrival of id Tech 8 and a (demonic) host of technological innovation for both consoles and PC. We spoke with id ...