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Nick Evanson

While everyone's getting all excited or angry about all these new GPUs, I'd just like to remind everyone that graphics settings exist

A screenshot of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 using the game's photo mode.
Nick Evanson, Hardware writer
(Image credit: Future)

This month I have been: endlessly testing stuff. It's been a busy ol' time either testing the performance of new games, the performance of new motherboards, or the performance of new CPUs. I've done so many benchmarks that I'm genuinely dreaming about them in my sleep. Help.

Let me start by saying that I have been fascinated by GPUs since the late 1990s, especially when I bought 3dfx Voodoo 2 12 MB cards to go with my Nvidia Riva TNT. Together, they made Quake 2 (and Quake 3 Arena), into lightning fast, gorgeous looking games. From there, I bought, sold, and tinkered with just about every GPU released by ATI (eventually AMD), Nvidia, and Matrox. I was obsessed with them; I couldn't wait to get the next generation GPU and wring every ounce of speed from it.

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