Doom: The Dark Ages, 36 GPU Benchmark

Doom: The Dark Ages, 36 GPU Benchmark

Doom: The Dark Ages is the latest ray-traced FPS from id Software. We'll be benchmarking the "hell" out of it, and no doubt a few configurations will...

After Indiana Jones, the new DOOM also requires ray tracing.

Doom: The Dark Ages Director on Why the Game "Doesn't directly lead directly into the 2016 Doom"

Doom: The Dark Ages is one of the most highly anticipated games of 2025. While some gamers will get their preview with Early Access on May 13, most of the early reviews from critics have been very positive. There’s special praise for the game’s fast-paced combat, and of course, heavy metal soundtrack. Ever since fans got their first look at Doom: The Dark Ages, it’s always been a big question where exactly the title would fit into the establishe…

DOOM: The Dark Ages Early Benchmarks Indicate a Great-Looking Game That Performs Well at 1080p/1440p but Needs a Powerful GPU for 4K

Image: Bethesda DOOM: The Dark Ages arrives next week, and it’s looking like most folks will be able to experience high frame rates using its Ultra Nightmare preset when gaming at 1080p or 1440p. Using the id Tech 8 engine, the latest entry features ray traced global illumination and, as is normal, is primarily a GPU-bound title, but that’s not a bad thing. While the current DOOM series has been GPU-bound, id Tech has done well in making them ve…

Doom The Dark Ages: No GPU Except 4090 And 5090 Averages 60FPS At 4K Max Settings

See full bio Avinash Jaisrani At Tech4Gamers, I contribute as a News Reporter, combining my skills and gaming enthusiasm to keep our audience updated on the latest developments. See full bio Story Highlight Doom: The Dark Ages is quite demanding for every type of PC. Testing shows that only the RTX 4090 and 5090 can achieve 60FPS on average at 4K Ultra Nightmare settings. The game also runs below 60FPS at 1080p when using mainstream cards like…

DOOM: The Dark Ages Performance Benchmark Review - 40 GPUs Tested

DOOM: The Dark Ages is coming soon, offering an amazing first-person shooter experience with fantastic graphics. The game introduces the brand-new id Tech 8 engine, which improves support for ray-tracing. In our performance review, we examine its graphical fidelity, VRAM usage, and how well it runs on a variety of modern GPUs.