We check out and benchmark the PC version of Far Cry New Dawn (2019) for Windows relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers. We.įar Cry New Dawn PC graphics performance benchmark review
Ubisoft presents Far Cry 6, and we'll test it with 40 graphics cards and technologies like the shading engine, Raytracing as well as FSR, which can be applied toGeForce graphics cards as well. At 1920x1080 we immediately stumble into an FPS wall in the 100~110 FPS range.įar Cry 6: PC graphics performance benchmark review Some things never change, and bottlenecks in the Ubisoft Far Cry engine is one of them. You'll be hard-pressed to run out of stamina with any graphics card here. We'll first look at 'default' performance, this means rasterized/shading at fitting Ultra image quality settings. As you can see in Full HD, all cards are capable enough to run that 60+ FPS domain. Benchmarks are an indication of the scene we play in. Here's what we did, basically you shift that quality preset to level to the max. This is also the reason what on one website the results are lower/higher.
Let's start with Full HD test the graphics cards based on the quality settings we've shown you. Visually there is little difference in-between the normal to the most complex mode settings. At 1920x1080 even entry-level to mainstream graphics cards achieve very good frame rates at the best possible settings. The game offers several quality settings and modes. Crank this up to 4K with ray tracing on, however, and you’ll have a bit of a problem, as low resolution textures end up mixed in with their high resolution counterparts.Tweet Game performance 1920x1080 (Full HD) Even Nvidia’s flagship RTX 3080 is a gigabyte out of reach and sometimes fails to load textures properly.įortunately, DSOGaming’s performance analysis shows that the RTX 3080 and the RTX 2080 Ti can just about handle the HD texture pack when running the game at 1440p resolution. Sadly, it’s a curiously restrictive requirement that raises eyebrows, as it means the Nvidia RTX 3060 meets the right specification just fine with its chonky 12GB of VRAM, but the meatier RTX 3060 Ti falls short with just 8GB. To Ubisoft’s credit, Far Cry 6 explicitly tells you in the menu that you’ll need at least 11GB of video memory to run the HD texture pack. Unfortunately, the optional 35GB HD texture pack might be a little too far out of reach for most, as it’s a greedy VRAM gobbling monster that few graphics cards can feed. For all its flaws, Far Cry 6 is unquestionably a game best experienced in high definition with the settings cranked up if your gaming PC can handle it.
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