PC DIY - Three Things To Do With A New System Build

Item: PC DIY - Three Things To Do With A New System Build
Author: Tom Logan

Watch Dogs : Legion

Published: 8th August 2021 | Source: ASUS | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

PC DIY - Three Things To Do

Watch Dogs: Legion

The latest addition to the Watch Dogs lineup gives us extra performance in all the important places. From 31 to 40 FPS minimum, with a further boost of 8FPS average - at maximum detail with Ray Tracing remember - balanced by a slightly lower maximum frame rate, but that's something we'll gladly give up for a smoother experience overall.

PC DIY - Three Things To Do

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