Now, as a kid, I loved resident evil.

So hearing about the Raise E three remake was music to my ears.

Do to release in April 2020.

We do have a demo to give us a taste of what's to come in today.

I wanted to see how it runs on a few older and or weak a graphics cards.

After all, the minimum system requirements aren't too demanding on.

We even have some additional notes that tell us what to expect.

Something I'm glad is being included with more and more gains these days as a starting point.

Let's take a look at how the four gigabyte duty X 16 50 Super what is.

I feel one of the best entry level graphics cards out right now and always thegame.

First of all, let's look at the settings.

We do have a few preset options that are suited to a range of system capabilities, but I would recommend playing with each setting yourself on seeing what impact it has on Vera um, on the games looks I love in gay men use like this that are quite comprehensive because it allows you to find you in the visuals to a greater extent.

Great job, Capcom.

These are what I've gone with for the 16 50 Super.

We could have turned things up a little more.

But with the Ram usage slowly creeping up to four gigs and even going way above that with just changing one or two more system intensive options, I decided to leave things here jumping into the game play and I began the benchmark.

Once we had got above ground, we saw a very impressive average of 140 frames per second, as well as fantastic 1% on 10.1% lows to boot.

Sure, we could have turned the anti a lacing up, as I mentioned beforehand, but that's the beauty of PC gaming.

You can do whatever you want with the settings to achieve the performance that you desire.

So if you want to try out this demo and see how it runs for you, then I'd strongly recommend doing so.

It's fantastic, but I am a little biased.

So the 16 50 Super Hand was this remake a 10 80 p well, barely breaking a sweat.

But what about some of my other cards most of my older GP usar in video ones at the moment, but I do have this entry level two gigabyte Rx 5 50 on hand, and whilst isn't that old, it does struggle in a few modern games a 10 80 p.

So I thought, Why not give this 79 U.

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Card from 2000 and 17?

A try?

So here's the settings I went for again, just like before.

I've tried to talk.

It's close to the Veer emblem.

It is possible without exceeding it.

Andi.

Thankfully, unlike some games, it's not too difficult to stay under two gigs.

This should mean that we see at least 30 F.

P s during the test.

Turning things down a little more will guarantee high performance, but with a sacrifice in terms of visual quality jumping back into the game and things still look OK.

But as expected, we are seeing closer to 30 FBs now, as opposed to 60 or above.

However, we aren't getting less than that.

On average, there were a few dips throughout my test here, but with the 1% on 10.1% lows relatively close in numerical figures it wasn't too bad and there was no serious stutter.

All micro stutter to speak off.

Why am I recording the screen you ask?

Well, the actual footage was distorted and pretty much unwatchable during playback for some odd reason.

So what about a name D card that used to be a high end work station option like the wants 599 U.

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Dollar W 5000.

This is also a two gigabyte GPU, but it launched way back in 2000 and 11 and gamers wouldn't have gone anywhere near it for all of your work station needs, though.

Well, it was excellent on with the sensible 75.

What TDP and single slot form factor.

It might be worth considering for a cheap ish, space saving solution.

Again, I'm recording the screen is the captured footage turned out to be corrupted, which I think is the fault of my capture card and nothing else.

This seemed to perform almost identically to the Rx 5 50 Andi.

If anything, the two gigs of the Ram was the primary limitation.

Well, I can't wait to see how it reacts to 1.5 gigabytes that is where the good old GTX 4 80 comes in.

He's air the settings.

Don't worry.

I've cleaned this up a bit for the actual gameplay, because this footage looks horrible.

I used the resolution of 12 80 by 800 which seems to be the only available option here.

I could select other resolutions.

Don't get me wrong, but I got this era when doing so, we are using a car that is way below the minimum requirements.

Don't forget.

And this was in videos first, the X 11 GPU.

So in modern titles, well, it's bound to face a few issues, even at 12 80 by 800 the gamer and way better than I thought.

We do have to make some graphical sacrifices, but things are playable at over 30 F.

P s easily turns out resident hurry or the demo is a pretty well optimized game.

And if you want to try out for free, of course, then it's definitely worth it.

Even if your graphics card for was below the minimum recommended requirements or the minimum and recommended requirements, I should say it'll be interesting to see how the full game compares anyway.

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