I mixed gunfights, grenade explosions and running in addition to driving so the results are representative of the actual game performance in different scenarios. Nvidia: 344.75 WHQL, AMD: Catalyst 14.11.2 BETAĪs usual before running the benchmark I would set the resolution and preset before rebooting the system.įar Cry 4 hasn’t got a built in benchmark tool so I had to create a demanding scenario to test performance. NPC Models Benchmark Components Far Cry 4 Benchmark System CPUĢXGalax GTX970 EXOC 4GB, 2XMSI R9-290 Gaming 4S
#FAR CRY 3 PC ULTRA DRIVER#
AMD have Crossfire disabled in their FC4 compatible driver and are working with Ubisoft to iron out the bugs. As usual I will be running single, SLI and Crossfire setups but, for now at least, only Nvidia have released an official multi-GPU supported driver. There’s mention of a quick fix on various forums but that doesn’t fully remedy the problem and also lowers texture quality.įind Gamerprofile.xml, edit in notepad and change both the 0’s in DisableLoadingMip0 = “0” and GPUMaxBufferedFrames=”0″ to 1’s.Īfter the quick overview above let’s get into the raw frame rate and frame time data from the benchmarks. It’s replicated when running into new terrains or driving a vehicle.
#FAR CRY 3 PC ULTRA PATCH#
Something that also caught my attention and hopefully will be fixed in the next big patch is the stutter that is caused due to one of the CPU core-threads hitting 100% usage. There’s a way to fix the bug but it isn’t perfect.įind Gamerprofile.xml, edit in notepad and change the 1’s in “Smoothness=”1” and “Smoothness_Ironsight=”1” to 0’s.
Similar to Far Cry 3, we have the dreaded mouse acceleration issue giving a sub-optimal gaming experience. It resembles the previous games in the Far Cry series very closely with a larger open world plus a few additions in regards to weapons and wildlife interaction. Ubisoft, like always, has come out with a few patches early after release and I wanted to wait a week or two before jumping to conclusions about the game’s optimization.įar Cry 4 is an open world first person shooter adventure-action game developed and published by Ubisoft that has been created on the Dunia Engine 2 (a heavily modified version of the original Cry Engine). There’s been a slight delay for our Far Cry 4 benchmark article and with good reason.
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