PES 2011 PC Gameplay

Here is a HD match from the PC retail version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2011. Greece vs Spain in Top Class mode. PES2011 run smoothly and Konami fixed the framerate issues of replays and corners. No more 30fps sync, as you can enjoy them now with 60fps. We won't discuss the gameplay or if it is better than Fifa11.You can decide for yourself. Enjoy and get ready as the game will be released in a few days!

Fifa11 PC Demo, Performance & High Resolution Screenshots

EA released their demo of Fifa11 and for the first time, PC gamers have the chance to experience the next-generation gameplay and graphics of the Fifa franchise. Although the PC version is not the same as the console one (Personality is missing and the online mode supports only 5vs5 instead of 11vs11), the game is remarkable. As with PES2011, we won't discuss the gameplay but how it performs. The demo is 1.17GB and you can download it from here.

As with PES2011, we can clearly see that the new game engine of Fifa11 is multithreaded. The game takes utilizes all the cores of our Q6600, although as we can see it doesn't tax them. The overall CPU usage was 50-60%, which is exactly the same with the one of PES2011. This means that both games will run fine in most PC systems, even if they aren't high-end. This is great news to say the least.

PES 2011 PC Demo, Performance & High-Resolution Screenshots

What a great day today. Konami has just released the demo of their soccer franchise, Pro Evolution Soccer. Yes soccer fans, PES 2011 demo is finaly with us and you can download it from here. We won't discuss if it's a good game or not. After all, you can find out for yourselves. Instead we'll see how well it performs, how to enable SLI and some high resolution screenshots.

Let's get one thing straight. PES2011 is not demanding at all. In our test system (Q6600, 4GB DDR2 and a GTX295) the game was running amazingly with constant 60fps at 2048x1536. The game engine takes advantage of multicores as we can see bellow, although the overall CPU usage was around 50-60%. This clearly shows that Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 doesn't need a really high-end CPU to shine.