Although we were sent our PS4 and PC copies of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands last Friday, we haven't had enough time to see everything the game has to offer. We however have prepared a bunch of videos of the PS4 Pro version (we figured PS4 players woulnd't mind since there was an open beta last week) and the PC one, played in 1080p with the graphics settings you can see at the beginning of the first PC video (we also lowered down the sharpen effect). It should be noted that the new Nvidia drivers haven't been released yet, which might explain the problems we encountered in terms of performance. The PC we used is quite powerful (i7 6700K @ 4.5 GHz, 16 Go RAM (DDR4), Windows 10, Nvidia GTX 1080 Founder's Edition MSI), but some options still are too demanding (which we can accept). Ubisoft's title still requires some optimisation on PC in our point of view though. All videos were captured on the highest difficulty setting. If you want to see the PC version in action, join us tonight at 9:15 CET for a new livestream.
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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands OPEN BETA GTX 970 ULTRA PRESET BENCHMARK:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wE2UL9Yo84
So to be fair to the game, even during the open beta a simple GTX 970 stays above 30fps almost all the time with all settings maxed on Ultra. If you tweak down a few settings, I'm sure it will run almost all of the time at 60fps with most settings in a mix of Very High and High.
Having said that, it's important to note that it was an open beta and I'm sure even Ubisoft has optimized the game more since then. Plus I still feel there's no real reason to play the game at 60fps because the game is actually more of a open world game than a Third Person Shooter game.
Not to mention that it's incredibly easy even on the highest difficulty setting playing solo, so no lightning fast reflexes required. You can play this game 1080p@30fps with all settings maxed on Ultra, or 1080p@60fps on Very High/High on a GTX 970 without any major problems.