And in extremely demanding situations, it drops to as low as 20-25 fps but never below that. I'm running an AMD Phenom X3 8750B, 4GB, and a GTX 650 1GB OC'ed to 1.25 GHz, and at 1440x900 (my native res), all settings high, shadows and post fx low, fur on, foliage on, I get a solid 30-45 fps. On a side note, the game performs surprisingly well. I know it's quite a lengthy process, but well it's that or buy a new PC.
You can monitor in-game that all cores are being utilized. This time select all cores and click OK.Īnd that's about it. Right click farcry4.exe and select affinity again. Right click farcry4.exe and select affinity 11. Now that the dll is unloaded, the game can load up all cores available.
Select it and press the unload button in the bottom right. A window will open which will show all the processes loaded by Far Cry. In the bottom right, click on 'View Process Information' under Tools. Remember to cut not copy, there should be no dualcore.dll in 'bin' folder.Ĥ.
Move dualcore.dll from the 'bin' folder to somewhere else Now if you monitor using MSI Afterburner you'll see only 2 cores are loaded up, rest are idle.ģ. Start the game with the injector as instructed with the fix (go to above link) For those who don't know, here you go: Now the problem is that if you have a triple or quad core CPU and you get black screen (although highly unlikely on quad cores) and the above fix seems to start the game, the game will only utilize the first 2 cores out of your 3/4 cores. Alright so most of you will be familiar with the new fix for dual core that has surfaced, and it works great.
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