It’s Resident Evil 3! The Game, Not Real Life

An Evil Reboot At An Interesting Time

If you are looking to take revenge on a biological entity which is turning your neighbourhood into a ghost town, and at the same time being responsible and practising physical distancing, then Capcom has a solution for you.  A remastered version of Resident Evil 3 is landing on a variety of gaming platforms, including a PC near you if you pick it up.  The FPS Review have posted a look at the performance of a variety of AMD and NVIDIA cards so you can determine if you need to risk having a new GPU delivered to your house.

They start out with a deep delve into the graphics settings, which are refreshingly comprehensive for a multi-platform launch and included AMD’s FidelityFX CAS + Upscaling, available to all cards and not just AMD’s.  You can take a look at the pictures they provide to get a better idea what that setting does to image quality. 

The good news is that you probably won’t need an upgrade, at 1080p a GTX 1650 Super or RX 5500XT will give you more than acceptable performance with every graphical bell and whistle enabled.  Their testing also reveals those with high end GPUs can expect decent performance even at 4K without sacrificing any features.  Take a deeper look by following that link.