Doom eternal is capable of running at 1000 fps with the right equipment

The id Tech 7 engine used in id Software's DOOM Eternal is designed to take a generational leap forward from its predecessor, offering users access to better graphics, new features, and increased hardware efficiency.

DOOM Eternal with the id Tech 7 engine is ready to run at 1000 fps

DOOM Eternal is designed to scale from Nintendo's Switch console to ultra-high-end PCs, offering support for the highest update rates we've seen, while offering enhanced graphics features for those with capable hardware.

DOOM (2016) id Tech 6 engine was designed to peak 250 FPS at the time, and thanks to improved game optimization, DOOM Eternal id Tech 7 engine can run up to 1, 000 FPS, preparing game for future monitors, graphics cards and CPUs.

With id Software's in-house teams, the studio got the game running at 400 FPS, also proving that the id Tech 7 engine is very well optimized.

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Today, 240Hz monitors are among the best on the market, and the highest refresh rate displays are in their infancy. DOOM Eternal is ready for future PC gaming display standards and future generations of CPU and GPU hardware, and that's a great thing for PC gamers.

id Tech wants DOOM Eternal gamers to see that performance benefits from every hardware upgrade, claiming that its engine has been built with PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and next-generation PC hardware in mind.

DOOM Eternal launches on PC on March 20.

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