> What this site is
gamehaus.net has been around since 2008. Today it covers the PC games we are playing and how they run on real hardware: which graphics cards and CPUs you need, what players report, and what we see on our own machines.
> Our machines
- Our RTX 2070 Max-Q laptop: Intel Core i7-9750H, 32GB DDR4, Windows 11. We played on it for years. It has no games installed now, so on each game page it gets a spec check against the official requirements, not a measurement.
- Our RTX 4070 SUPER desktop: AMD Ryzen 9 7900X, 32GB DDR5 (kit rated DDR5-5600, running at 4800), Windows 11. This is the machine we measure on, at 3440x1440 ultrawide.
> How we test
- We capture frame times with PresentMon for 120 seconds while playing and report average fps, 1% and 0.1% lows, and frames over 50 ms. Each game page lists the settings we used and anything we did not record.
- Battlefield 6 was captured in a live multiplayer match, so it is real play, not a repeatable benchmark pass.
- Spec checks compare each part against the official minimum and recommended parts using PassMark scores, which are a rough guide, not an fps prediction.
- Lab benchmarks and player reports come from named outlets and threads, and every figure links to its source with a date where the source shows one. When we cannot find data, we say so instead of guessing.
> How these pages are made
Research and writing are done with AI help. The measurements and the hands-on experience are our own, and every page is checked against its sources before it goes up.
Questions or your own results: [email protected]