RTX 3080 shown off running DOOM Eternal in goretastic 4K glory

DOOM Eternal gave our Senior Editor Jez Corden "goretastic catharsis" and earned a near-perfect score in our review as an fantabulous first-person shooter. Now, you can cheque out the title in 4K glory powered by the NVIDIA'southward newly announced GeForce RTX 3080. A new video by NVIDIA shows off around five minutes of gameplay powered past the monstrous new GPU.

The video showing off DOOM Eternal on the RTX 3080 has an FPS counter throughout the video. The game safely stays at around 120FPS during most intense action and spikes up to 160FPS at calmer points. Only the nigh taxing battles push the carte to run at below 120FPS in the video, and those dips are quite brief. Co-ordinate to the video's description, the game is running in 4K with max settings.

NVIDIA revealed the RTX 3090 , 3080, and 3070 recently. They offering up to a two-times increase in performance over the Turing-based RTX 20 series. The RTX 3080 will be the first of the new cards to ship. It will be available starting on September 17 for $699.

While we haven't gotten our hands on the NVIDIA 3080, at that place'due south a good take a chance that it will be near the top of our list of the best graphics menu options yous can buy. NVIDIA'south 20 series has four entries on that list, and the 30 series cards are more than powerful and more efficient than their twenty series siblings.

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DOOM Eternal had its work cut out for information technology afterward DOOM 2022 shocked the gaming world with its incredible visuals and gainsay, and it delivered on every promise. If y'all're looking for a sandbox in which everything is trying to kill you and you lot're, well, killing everything instead, DOOM Eternal is the game for y'all.

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