When paired with a 1920×1080, Doom doesn’t really pose a problem for modern graphics cards even on lower-tiered products like the GTX 960 2GB. Surprisingly, the low frame-buffer doesn’t become an ...

With some elbow grease, we’ve been able to play Doom on our WebOS devices for a while, but now we can do so without any messy terminal commands. Oh, and there’s a ...

Bethesda sends word that this Monday Vulkan a patch for Doom for PC was released. The low-level Vulkan-api has been adeed and should bring higher frame rates compared to the OpenGL API. After getting ...

id Software’s new Doom now supports the Vulkan graphics API on Windows PC, which can mean a pretty big boost to the game’s max frame rate, if your graphics card supports it. Support for Vulkan was ...

Doom, the very first one, was widely regarded to have pushed the boundaries of PC gaming and graphics of that era, with its 3D graphics, 3D maps, networked multiplayer, and mature rating. Ever since ...

It’s been over two months since DOOM was released to much fanfare. Since that time, much digital blood has been spilled at the hands of gamers all over the globe, and thanks to a new update, some ...

The latest installment of Doom hit the streets in May, returning the series back to its action-packed roots after Doom 3 failed to properly reboot the franchise as a creep-along spookfest in 2004.

A new patch for Doom has added Vulkan support, making the recent Bethesda game the first title to support that API. AMD GPUs pick up significant performance as a result, while Nvidia performance looks ...

"in the era before dedicated graphics cards" There has always been dedicated graphics cards, back in the doom era I bought a Diamond stealth 64 2MB video VRAM (PCI or VL bus card, do not remember), ...

Listing two sets of charts isn’t the most effective way of illustrating how the Vulkan API changes the status quo in Doom. While the data below isn’t prettiest I’ve compiled, it’s essential to explain ...