We have an Intel Core i7-5960X CPU, installed to an ASUS X99-Deluxe motherboard and equipped with a 16GB kit of Corsair Dominator Platinum 3000MHz DDR4 memory.
Our Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Test RigOur adventure through Middle-Earth will be powered by and an Intel X99 desktop platform. The engine and the game design together offer an experience that feels distinctly familiar yet deftly more sophisticated. Unlike the original, Shadows of War offers larger epic battles with more emphasis on building your army through the game’s Domination system, where you suck the soul from hapless Orcs so they fight for your cause. Character detail also receives a nice bump. With the new spit-shined game engine Monolith has expanded the scope and included far more setting and location variety, offering a wider view of the sprawling Middle-Earth. PC Gamers are treated to lots of eye candy and the ability to tweak extensively.
