While Primal may not be a huge leap over Far Cry 4 in terms of graphics, the sheer amount of detail found in the environments and textures is nothing short of impressive.
This does mean we lose some of the Nvidia effects though, such as PCSS shadows, HBAO+ ambient occlusion and Nvidia’s fur textures. You only get FXAA or SMAA and while both of these options work well, it would be nice to be able to make finer adjustments such as 2x AA or 4x AA.Īnother big change worth mentioning is that Far Cry: Primal is not a Nvidia GameWorks title, so theoretically both Nvidia and AMD GPUs should be on equal footing. In the quality settings menu you can adjust everything you would expect though the anti-aliasing options are a bit simplistic. The default is 65 but most PC gamers will feel more comfortable with 90-100. There is an advanced settings menu that lets you adjust VSync but more importantly, this is where you go to set your field of view. Here you can change your resolution, adjust colour settings, pick a graphics preset and launch the in-game benchmarking tool.
In the video settings menu you get most of the options you would expect. But how does the game run? Has Ubisoft managed to turn things around?Īs always, our first point of call is the options menu to see exactly what we get to play around with visually and check for any major omissions. This was the case with Far Cry: Primal, which launched on the PC this week. Adios.Ubisoft has been attempting to boost its efforts on the PC over the last year or so, even going as far as to push PC versions of certain titles back to give developers extra time to ensure it is up to standard. This can be a result of better optimization and is a good sight. In fact the AMD GPU requirement has also gone down a notch. There is a vast difference in the storage requirement which is at 20 GB in comparison to FarCry4’s 30 GB. The game, we hope looks awesome on PC, especially the pre-historic world.Īs you must have noticed in the above system requirements, the game is less demanding than its previous iteration. Most of the games these days need a powerful GPU to run games at Ultra preset. The GPU demand is decent for recommended requirements. 8 GB of RAM is actually not a very high demand. In 2015 most of the games had a recommended requirements of i7-3770 or somewhere around the same range, it’s good to see a game which is easy to run. Recommened Requirements: CPU- Intel i7-2600K/ AMD FX 8350 GPU- Nvidia GTX 780/ AMD R9 280X RAM- 8 GB Storage- 20 GB The storage has been brought down to 20 GB from 30 GB of FarCry 4.
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Playing at a lower resolution such as 720p will bring the requirements down to any of the Nvidia GT series cards such as GT 820 or even GT 730. A GTX 460 may have been a powerful card in it’s time but is roughly equal to an Nvidia GTX 650 or AMD HD 7770. Again any modern processor will handle the game smoothly. Another less processor intensive game with less RAM requirement. The system requirements sure do look surprisingly less for a Ubisoft game. Minimum Requirements: CPU- Intel i3-550/ AMD Phenom X II X4 955 GPU- Nvidia GTX 460/AMD HD 5770 RAM- 4 GB Storage- 20 GB Ubisoft rolled out the system requirements and here’s what we think about it: The game is set in a pre-historic time and has ventured out to do something different. Ubisoft, a company that has become famed for exploiting titles is bringing out one of it’s famous franchises, the FarCry Primal this year on February 23.
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