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Far Cry 5 PC graphics performance benchmark review
Posted by: on: 03/26/2018 12:25 PM [
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We check out and benchmark the PC version of Far Cry 5 (2018) for Windows relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers. Multiple graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked. We have a look at performance with the newest graphics cards and technologies.
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JonasBeckman
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Posted on: 03/26/2018 02:23 PM
Ultra settings still looks like a ps4 game :/
Might be different when I'm playing it but it looks like a step backwards from GR:Wildlands.
Performance looks good, thanks for the review HH.
Different engine, Dunia compared to Anvil which you then have Anvil Next in Wildlands compared to the new version in Origins and it looks pretty dated digging into the engine internals although Origins lacks the additional graphical effects offered by GameWorks for users who have enough GPU power to enable these.
They did a pretty thorough overhaul for Far Cry 4 though and then a smaller one for Primal and now here's Far Cry 5 with physically accurate materials and a fancy water system though I assume pop-in for vegetation and LOD might still be a thing, unsure how the shadow system is though it appears to be a variant on PCSS for smooth shadows and filtering if that info was accurate.
Ultra settings still looks like a ps4 game :/
Might be different when I'm playing it but it looks like a step backwards from GR:Wildlands.
Performance looks good, thanks for the review HH.
Different engine, Dunia compared to Anvil which you then have Anvil Next in Wildlands compared to the new version in Origins and it looks pretty dated digging into the engine internals although Origins lacks the additional graphical effects offered by GameWorks for users who have enough GPU power to enable these.
They did a pretty thorough overhaul for Far Cry 4 though and then a smaller one for Primal and now here's Far Cry 5 with physically accurate materials and a fancy water system though I assume pop-in for vegetation and LOD might still be a thing, unsure how the shadow system is though it appears to be a variant on PCSS for smooth shadows and filtering if that info was accurate.
Prince Valiant
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Posted on: 03/26/2018 02:25 PM
Strange to see 4C/4T doing a little better than 4C/8T.
Strange to see 4C/4T doing a little better than 4C/8T.
Hughesy
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Posted on: 03/26/2018 02:44 PM
Games need to support HDR in the first place, turning it on in Windows will do nothing if the game doesn't support it. As far as I know the PC version doesn't support it, but the console version does.
HDR pops out if you turn Windows HDR on?
Games need to support HDR in the first place, turning it on in Windows will do nothing if the game doesn't support it. As far as I know the PC version doesn't support it, but the console version does.
pharma
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Posted on: 03/26/2018 02:53 PM
Strange seeing a GTX 1080Ti is recommended to play at 3840x2160 when based on the results a GTX 1080 seems sufficient.
Strange seeing a GTX 1080Ti is recommended to play at 3840x2160 when based on the results a GTX 1080 seems sufficient.
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Ultra settings still looks like a ps4 game :/
Might be different when I'm playing it but it looks like a step backwards from GR:Wildlands.
Performance looks good, thanks for the review HH.