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Quick! One-of-a-kind Doom: The Dark Ages gaming PCs are up for grabs

Nvidia and partners are giving away custom-designed PCs and laptops to celebrate the launch of Doom: The Dark Ages.

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Doom: The Dark Ages Dev Details Workaround To Game Crashes On NVIDIA GPUs

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How to unlock Doom Slayer Verdant skin in Doom: The Dark Ages

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When can you play Doom: The Dark Ages early on Xbox

After two critically acclaimed entries - Doom (2016) And Doom: Eternal (2020) Bethesda and id Software are back for their third title in the series, Doom: The Dark Ages.

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'Fake' frames? Who cares when a game looks this good — DOOM: The Dark Ages tested with NVIDIA's Multi Frame Gen

DOOM: The Dark Ages arrives with native ray tracing and heavy system demands, which is a perfect testing bed for NVIDIA's Multi Frame Gen. Here are the results.

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Playing Doom: The Dark Ages with an NVIDIA RTX 5000 GPU? Here's a bunch of bugs to be aware of

There are some nasty glitches with Blackwell graphics cards, notably with V-Sync and Multi Frame Generation, and Alt-Tabbing when launching the game.

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I Tested a GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop With Doom: The Dark Ages, and It Slays

Razer's Blade 16, armed with Nvidia’s latest mobile GPU, chews through demons and makes Hell look bloody fantastic. See the first testing numbers I spun up—including with DLSS.

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Slay in style with RTX 50-series DOOM: The Dark Ages PCs, laptops, and GPUs you could get free — act fast before the giveaways end

DOOM: The Dark Ages is finally here, and so are these wicked cool PCs, laptops, and GPUs styled after its hellish aesthetic. If you're lucky, you could win one for free.

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Doom: The Dark Ages Has 9 Major Post-Installation Issues – id Software Drops Quick Fixes For All

Intel’s issues with its 13th and 14th generation of CPUs strike again for Doom: The Dark Ages, and there seems to be no other solution than to have the CPU entirely replaced for now. There is exactly one issue pertaining to Intel hardware at the moment: