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- 20.10.2016
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Joka tapauksessa ray tracing näyttäisi olevan se todellinen muistisyöppö, ja tässä kyseisessä pelissä sen poiskytkennällä ei paljon menetä. Numeroiden perusteella voisi 4k + HD tekstuurit toimia ihan ok 8GB kortillakin.
Computerbasen mukaan (translaten läpi artikkelin oleelliset kohdat aiheesta):
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Optional HD textures require more memory
Far Cry 6 offers optionally downloadable, higher-resolution textures, which are simply called "HD textures" in the game. If you switch to or from HD textures, you have to restart the game. For the Far Cry range, HD textures are not uncommon. The effects that HD textures have in Far Cry 6, on the other hand, are already there.
Far Cry 6 doesn't need a lot of VRAM without HD textures. 8 GB is enough for everything - up to Ultra HD including ray tracing. In FHD and WQHD it looks like the HD textures won't change anything. This assessment is quickly refuted in Ultra HD and with ray tracing.
In UHD, 12 GB of VRAM are mandatory
Ultra HD with HD textures is simply not playable with only 8 GB of VRAM. Far Cry 6 then ends in a single jerk orgy. And not only that: even 10 GB is not enough. After the first load, everything still runs smoothly, but after a while or even just opening the map for a short time, it's all over. Far Cry 6 doesn't just run slower or stall every now and then, but there are single-digit frame rates - constant. With 12 GB of memory, however, there are no longer any problems, which even applies to ray tracing with UHD.
Although the editorial team cannot guarantee that this will not change after a while, Far Cry 6 deletes data from the VRAM in a clearly visible manner every now and then when it is no longer needed. 12 GB did not show any problems in the test, and most likely they will not even after a long period of play."
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Nvidia graphics cards are more affected than their AMD counterparts. The GeForce RTX 3080 has more of these outliers with and without ray tracing, which are also found on the Radeon RX 6800 XT, but less often. That's why the percentile FPS benchmarks of the Radeon graphics cards are better relative to the average FPS results."