Tag: digital foundry

Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 review: A genuine disruptor

Cambridge Audio Melomania P100…

I don’t think there’s much of a finer example of a ‘heritage brand’ than Cambridge Audio. Founded in 1968,…
The Horizon games on PS5 Pro feature some of the best upscaling technology we’ve seen

The Horizon games on…

Horizon Forbidden West has received a PS5 Pro patch and the game represents one of the best-looking and most…
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s full ray tracing upgrade is beautiful

Indiana Jones and the…

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is shaping up to be one of my favourite games of all time,…
Five Resident Evil games tested on PS5 Pro – and the upgrades are substantial

Five Resident Evil games…

Between all of the PS5 Pro upgrades we’ve tested to date, the Resident Evil series enjoys some of the…
Intel Arc B580 review: the fastest mainstream GPU – and 12GB of VRAM is the cherry on top

Intel Arc B580 review:…

The review embargo lifts today for Intel’s Arc B580 graphics card – the firm’s second generation GPU architecture, fully…
Beelink SER9 review: AMD’s Strix Point is its most powerful PC APU to date – but how does it game?

Beelink SER9 review: AMD’s…

It’s fair to say that AMD is now leading the mobile x86 processor market, with its APUs particularly potent…
PlayStation 30th anniversary: what if Digital Foundry existed in 1990s?

PlayStation 30th anniversary: what…

Digital Foundry first manifested on the pages of Eurogamer way back in 2007, looking at the differences between Xbox…
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle tech review: an incredible achievement

Indiana Jones and the…

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle marks the triumphant return of Machine Games. This is the studio’s largest game…
GTA Definitive Edition: Does Patch 6’s classic lighting mode finally fix the look of the games?

GTA Definitive Edition: Does…

The Grand Theft Auto Definitive Editions were a mixed bag. They largely played well, but the graphical overhaul they…
Intel announces Arc B580 and B570 graphics cards with XeSS 2 frame generation and latency reduction tech

Intel announces Arc B580…

Intel has announced its first “Battlemage” discrete graphics cards, the Arc B580 and B570. As well as being the…