#Just cause 4 images 1080p
#Just cause 4 images driver

Higher-end models such as Vega 64 and the GTX 1080 were unable to keep frame rates above 60 fps in our test, too. The GTX 1060 6GB and RX 580 8GB failed to average 60 fps, though the Radeon GPU got mighty close. Looking at the current generation GPUs we have a few more options that were able to keep frame rates above 60 fps. If you have a GTX 960 or R9 380, well, good luck. Those with older-mid range options such as the GTX 970 and R9 390 can enjoy frame dips into the mid 30s. With all the graphics settings maxed out the game doesn't look amazing and in spite of that with a GTX 980 you won't see 60 fps on average at 1080p, same is true for the Fury X.

#Just cause 4 images driver

For the GeForce GPUs the 417.22 driver was used and for AMD, the Radeon Adrenalin 18.12.1.1 driver.

The benchmark test bench consisted of a Core i7-8700K clocked at 5 GHz with 16GB of DDR4-3400 memory.

#Just cause 4 images 1080p

We've also got some additional testing at 1080p with new and old graphics cards using mid-range quality settings. Included are 1080p, 1440p and 4K results for a massive range of graphics cards. We played the game to the point where you call in reinforcements as the battling NPCs add more load on the system. The test lasts 60 seconds and it paints an accurate picture of the kind of performance you can expect. For testing we're loading in at the start point, jumping in a car and driving that off the bridge and into the jungle. If you've got a GTX 1060, RX 580, or worse, this game is going to leave you annoyed. But to enjoy it we're using an RTX 2080 Ti at 1440p as this is required to maintain above 60 fps at all times, yeah it's that bad. In the short time we had to play it over, while a little clunky at times, the game seems like a lot of fun and we're interested to see more.

Cited reasons include that the UI is terrible, the graphics are unimpressive and worst of all, the performance is horrible. This all sounds great, but unfortunately the game has been received by mixed to average reviews in the few days it's been out.

The game engine has also improved physics-based rendering, a new animation system and refined AI, so NPCs can be smarter to attack and be more threatening. Just Cause 4 makes use of the Avalanche's Apex game engine, though it is a newer updated version featuring diverse and extreme weather effects, including blizzards, sandstorms, tornadoes and more. Today we're benchmarking Just Cause 4 with a boatload of different GPUs to help you determine if your graphics card will handle this brand new title, and if need be, work out a suitable upgrade option.