Far cry 5 shows a great update on pc in the first tests

Many of the PC video games show very poor optimization, which, added to the use of heavy DRM systems like Denuvo, makes users tremble when the arrival of a new title of great importance is announced. DSOGaming has put the new Far Cry 5 to the test, with really good performance results, proving that a good job of optimization has been done.

Far Cry 5 does not suffer from excessive use of the processor

The tests have been done on a computer consisting of an Intel Core i7 4930K processor, a GeForce GTX 980 Ti graphics card and 8 GB of RAM. A team with very high-end components at the time, but which have already been widely surpassed by current technology. This system has been able to obtain an average of 82 FPS and a minimum of 68 FPS at 1080p resolution.

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During the tests, there was no exaggerated use of the processor, and no stuttering problems appeared, two evils that Assassin's Creed: Origins suffers from and that made players tremble at the possibility that they were also present in Far Cry 5. Also, it has been seen that the processor workload is distributed equally among all the cores, which means that a bottleneck does not appear.

The reason for this good performance of Far Cry 5 would be that its graphics engine, the Dunia Engine is much better optimized than the AnvilNext Engine used in Assassin's Creed: Origins, the latter has serious problems of exaggerated use of the processor. The good optimization of the Dunia Engine makes it work smoothly, even though Denuvo has been included.

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