A 16% jump in frame rate at this level is considerable, even if their rig runs an Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti graphics card alongside an AMD Ryzen 3950X gaming CPU. Better yet, it stabilised Far Cry 6’s performance to avoid noticeable dips and stutters. User Contrabardus first disabled the overlay to avoid an intrusive low VRAM notification bug, but observes that their frame rate jumped from just short of 60fps on ultra settings with ray tracing options enabled and FidelityFX disabled to a healthy 70fps. According to a Reddit post, it turns out Ubisoft Connect’s overlay might be linked to many of the problems that players are experiencing, and disabling it could help you boost fps without much of a trade-off. I can't think of any other way to get this to work, and haven't seen any other fixes out there.Far Cry 6 isn’t short of launch issues, from a CPU bottleneck that hinders performance, to a ludicrously demanding HD texture pack not loading parts of the world properly at 4K resolution. I think our only option is Hamachi, which is unfortunate, because my brother is a bit paranoid about installing software like that on his computer. From reading around it appears Ubisoft has never really mastered multiplayer coding, which is too bad because I also hear coop is amazing in this game. This is a ridiculous amount of work to try to get multiplayer working. So far both of us have done the following:Īdd exceptions in the windows firewall to allow outbound access from the game's EXEĬhange DNS to 8.8.8.8 (which afterward, my browser would throw up DNS errors. I also convinced my brother to put in the work, and nothing works.
The double firewall was an issue that screwed with my multiplayer for a longtime until a friend mentioned that newer routers had firewalls. Unfortunately, I already found these articles.
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