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With the end of the eighth console generation, today's GPU hardware is faster and more efficient than ever before. We are now at the end of the eighth console generation. Late-gen is always an interesting time: At this time in a generation, the PC hardware is inevitably as well advanced that even GPUS of the entry-level games with console standards can easily tackle. Already in 2012, at the end of the seventh generation, even the cheapest Kepler map of Nvidia delivered the GTX 650, 60 FPS experiences in many games with console resolutions. Today, four generations later, the GTX 1650 and the AMD RX 5500 XT offer a comparable experience with their eighth generation titles. Both GPUs offer a better experience at 1080p than the console. But if that was the A and O for games, what is it all about for hardware like the RX 5700 XT or RTX 2080? The great on the PC is that there is always an immense scalability: more powerful hardware always offers you a higher frame rate and a higher re...

Despite the fact that multiplayer titles are not the cup of tea from everyone, they certainly improve over the years and they certainly earn popularity. In fact, in recent years alone, we attended a huge increase in the popularity of the Title Royale and there are huge games that offered fantastic multiplayer experiences in 2020. Since it was not Always possible to see friends in person, because ... pandemic, playing with friends in multiplayer games meant more than ever. Although solo games aspire you through their story, their overall character design, multiplayer titles have other advantages. Whether it's your competitive nature and your need to show your serious skills, spent hours with casually with friends or endless discussions, it's a good time. Hell, games like Call of Duty or Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout are somehow a mixture of the three! So what games, voted by the staff here in Cogconnected, were the best multiplayer titles of 2020? Let's find out. What...