Earlier this week, Capcom released a next-gen update for Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. The update brought support for ray tracing, 3D audio, and high frame rates. While these upgrades are all more than welcome additions to the games, they caused a big problem for some users.
Naturally, when a game uses more advanced graphical features, it will demand more from your PC. Ray tracing is an especially intensive feature that impacts certain PCs very negatively. Some players found this out the hard way when the free upgrade for the Resident Evil titles went live on Monday. Since the update caused a change in the minimum requirements, some players began having a terrible experience with the titles. This was especially true for users with PCs that only barely met the minimum requirements before the update.
Capcom released the updated system requirements for the next-gen updates to the Resident Evil games last Friday. The changes include shifting from …
