

GPU: AMD RX VEGA64 – 8 GB or NVIDIA GTX 1080 – 8 GB.CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600X or Intel i7-7700.

Recommended requirements (1080p, 60fps, high settings without ray tracing): GPU: AMD RX 460 – 4 GB or NVIDIA GTX 960 – 4 GB.Minimum requirements (1080p, 30fps, low settings without ray tracing): Thus far, AMD-sponsored games have not incorporated Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) upscaling feature, which has been praised for its transformative effect on image quality and framerate. These listed system requirements indicate performance without FSR. Far Cry 6 needs about 60 gigabytes of storage but has an optional HD texture pack that's an additional 37 gigs.ĪMD is sponsoring the PC version of Far Cry 6, which will use FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) to upscale from lower resolutions to increase frame rates. The main difference is that on the high-end, with ray tracing turned on, Ubisoft suggests a Zen3 or Intel 10th generation CPU, along with either an AMD Ryzen 6000 or Nvidia's RTX 3000 graphics card. Generally, these requirements don't look dramatically different from last year's Assassin's Creed: Valhalla-Ubisoft's most recent major release. Unlike most publishers who simply list two tiers for "minimum" and "recommended" hardware requirements for PC games, Ubisoft tends to post specifications for its games in several categories based on target resolution and framerate. In addition to the Far Cry 6 system requirements, Ubisoft's website mentions features like an uncapped framerate, an in-game benchmark, multi-monitor support, and extensive control customizations. You'll need a reasonably beefy rig to play it at 60 frames per second, especially if you intend to play with ray tracing turned on. It released a detailed list of system requirements and a new trailer explaining the graphics and user interface features specific to the PC version. In brief: Ubisoft revealed the specs for the PC version of Far Cry 6 today.
