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(PC) Adaptive Resolution does not work
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Setting Adaptive Resolution to on and a 60fps target has no effect. FPS regularly drops way below the threshold with no visible change in resolution to reach the performance target.
NVIDIA RTX 2080 (updated drivers)
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@manyweare I can confirm. I've gave up with HD textures and decided to play the game with nearly all settings at max with RT reflections and shadows.
Added adaptive res at 60 frames and oh boy.. Esperanza fights go to mid 40fps. Win 11 here. 1440p, rtx 3070 TI, i5 10400, all on M2 SSD. -
@grzehoo87 Did you disable VBS on windows? This gave me a better performance on Win 11. VBS is for security so its your own risk. But on windows 10 its was standard disabled. So if you did a clean install than it has turned on
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Hello everyone. I can understand how frustrating FPS drops can be! Do you guys happen to notice if this only happens during cutscenes or in very specific areas of the map aside from Esperanza? Also, in addition to the steps already taken, would you run through the steps found in this guide to see if they help with evening out these FPS issues? If they don't, a short video clip of the issue would be helpful! Thank you!
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Hey @grzehoo87, thanks for elaborating on this and I want to apologise for the delay. Could you please try disabling your Ubisoft Connect overlay and let me know if that helps?
In order to look into disabling this overlay, please first close Far Cry 6. Once closed, please wait a few seconds for the Connect launcher to synchronise. Once you have done this, please click the three horizontal lines in the top left and select General. Then when you are on this tab, please disable the "Enable in-game overlay for supported games" box. Then please try relaunching Far Cry 6. I am asking you to perform these steps because we have received reports where disabling the overlay has increased performance. The development team is actively investigating this, but it might be worth trying to disable it in the meantime.
@craftercis - thanks for the additional information regarding this. I can confirm that we have forwarded feedback regarding the 30FPS cutscenes over to the development team.Official Response -
@ubi-gizmo I've disabled overlays day 1 due to VRAM message, so that did not help with 60 fps target. I've finished the game anyway and it's not on my pc anymore.
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Thanks for coming back to us about that, @grzehoo87 - good to hear that you finished the game! I hope that, besides the performance issues you've noticed, that you had a good time.
Our teams are currently continuing to track and investigate reports of performance issues internally. My apologies to any players affected by these performance issues - please do let us know, as we can use the reports to help with our investigation.
Please let me know if there's any questions at all
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@ubi-gizmo No difference with overlay off. I'm almost done with the campaign also and by now I've come to terms with having to lower settings because of this...
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I appreciate you sending your further insights into the potential workaround of switching off the overlay, @manyweare - my apologies that you've not seen an improvement. As we've noted, it's something our teams are currently continuing their investigation into, and we'll be back in touch if we need any further information to help with that. Thanks again for reaching out!
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