That’s uncharacteristically fast for the old RDNA GPU, but we have seen it do well in other sponsored AMD titles. The 5700 XT did perform exceptionally well, beating the RTX 2080 and that meant it was 16% faster than the 2070 Super. The RX 6700 and RTX 3070 are evenly matched and Nvidia’s Turing-based GPUs are where you’d expect them to be with the RTX 2080 Ti matching the 3060 Ti. That said, 100+ fps is probably more than enough for a Far Cry-style game, at least for most players.Īlthough this is an AMD sponsored title, and AMD did provide an early access driver, I’d say overall performance looks quite neutral, at least at 1080p on the high-end segment. This is the same performance you’ll receive from the 3080 Ti, as well as the 6900 XT and standard RTX 3080.Įven the 6800 XT and 6800 are right there, so this isn’t a game where you can easily drive really high frame rates for super fast panels. Starting with the 1080p ultra results and starting from the top, we unsurprisingly find the RTX 3090 which is either CPU or game engine limited, peaking at just 126 fps. Proper FSR testing requires its own dedicated article that not only includes benchmark data, but also detailed image quality analysis, something we simply couldn't do while also benchmarking 30+ current and previous-gen AMD and Nvidia GPUs at three resolutions using two quality presets along with a look at ray tracing. Now, because Far Cry 6 is an AMD sponsored title, it arrives with support for FSR with four presets to choose from, but for today’s benchmark we're going to ignore FSR for a few reasons, chief among them time. Ubisoft is still using the Dunia 2 game engine introduced way back in 2012 with Far Cry 3, though the engine is meant to be in constant development and the game has certainly evolved visually over the past 9 years. Graphically, it also looks a lot like other recently released titles in the franchise, think New Dawn and Far Cry 5, but with some visual upgrades.
To be clear this isn’t a review of Far Cry 6, although we have spent several hours playing the game and can confirm, it plays like a Far Cry game, but with more interesting gunplay, which is probably what Far Cry fans want. Today we’re taking a look at Far Cry 6 to see how it runs on a variety of PC hardware and GPUs, so lots and lots of benchmarks.
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