[Hardware] Intel Arc Graphics driver update answers the age-old question, 'Can it play Crysis?' Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/98830/intel-arc-graphics-driver-update-answers-the-age-old-question-can-it-play-crysis/index.html

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As per the headline, there's some added goodness for legacy titles, including Crysis (2007) and Crysis 2 (2011). The latest Intel Game On driver release boosts the original Crysis performance at 1080p with Very High settings by up to 10% on a discrete Arc GPU. Crysis 2 also gets up to a 6% increase in 1080p performance - this time on a Core Ultra chip with Arc graphics. With that, the answer to the question of whether Intel Arc GPUs can run Crysis is now "better than before." Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/video_cards/index.html
Compact builds are becoming increasingly po[CENSORED]r each year. Small form factor (SFF) cases can lead to a smaller desk footprint or a rig that can sit snugly underneath a TV. The big concern, at least when trying to assemble an SFF build that is powerful enough to play the latest PC games, is whether or not the hardware will fit. Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/video_cards/index.html

Noticing the trend, NVIDIA announced, as part of its Computex 2024 announcements, a new 'SFF Ready' label that denotes which GeForce RTX 4070 through to GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER GPUs can fit in smaller SFF cases. It all boils down to GPUs and SFF cases meeting specific dimension criteria (NVIDIA told us that pretty much all GeForce RTX 4060s are SFF Ready), and you can see all of the GeForce RTX cards (and compatible cases) here. With that, ASUS is introducing a new line of budget-friendly GeForce RTX GPUs that are SFF Ready and called ASUS Prime. So far, the company has announced three models: the Prime GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER, Prime GeForce RTX 4070, and Prime GeForce RTX 4060 Ti. Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/video_cards/index.html
 

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