Far Cry 6 comes out soon on October 7, but we had not heard a lot about all the PC Fancy tech that comes to the game. Ubisoft, however, reveals a ton of juicy information on the PC version of the game.

In a trailer detailing the features of PC, Ubisoft showed that Far Cry 6 will be a fully featured PC game, with all the features that PC players are expected of a modern launch. Things like ultra-arranged support and non-appapped framerates are of course included, but there are many more.

The game will also support the AMD FidelityFX Super-resolution (FSR) – which we already knew – with hybrid threats and shadow shadows. But do not let you discourage you discourage yourself on PC if you have low-end material.

During the trailer, the narrator made sure that the game “takes advantage of any material you execute, an affordable price to high-power PC platforms, everyone will benefit from the experience.” We will not be able to know how this game will be run until we get our hands on it, but it even looks like all upscale features, it will always be accessible to people with less powerful gaming PCs.

If you want to see what this game has in store, you will not have to wait long. Far Cry 5 spell on PS5, Xbox S series | X and PC on October 7th.

Opinion: A potential pot Slam Dunk for FSR

The AMD’s Super-Resolution of FidelityFX or the FSR has only been something for a few months and it lacked a long enough title to really explode in the dominant current. Far shouts 6 is going to be this title.

What will really explode FSR with this game is the fact that it is supported on a wide range of material, so pretty much everyone can activate it and see some kind of performance. Of course, AMD cards will see a greater performance.

This is in a severe contrast with a game that starts with the NVIDIA DLSS (Super Super Super Support), where only the RTX brand cards can even use the functionality at all. I know I’m excited to see how much the FSR will work on an entire load of different graphics cards and how to run on the low-end material in general. You can be sure that I will play with the integrated reference.

And I know it’s a bit early to say how much this game will be good – Ubisoft has probably chosen every frame in this trailer for a reason – but it looks like it will be an excellent graphic showcase, like all The other games of the franchise has been since its origins on PC Way in 2004.

So, just like how the Exodus metro gave dlss an early showcase in 2019, I hope that far 6 can do the same thing with FSR. But in both directions, we are still early in the life of technology and if DLSS is an indication, developers will only make it better over time, and I can not wait to see it.