What better way to enjoy all of that than with an ultrawide, 21:9 monitor? Let alone one that sports 1ms response, gorgeous IPS to do the colorful world of Far Cry 6 justice, and 144Hz. Like quite a few Ubisoft titles, Far Cry 6 prides itself on having a massive open world that’s laden with locations, activities, missions, and characters. We assume this pertains to medium-high settings, as experience shows that putting Far Cry 5 in ultra settings can tax even top of the line PC components. With something like an RTX 2060 or even GTX 1080 or an RX 5700 you’ll probably get significantly more than 120 frames per second in Far Cry 6 running at 1080p. This is nice to hear, as it means the only thing keeping you from enjoying the game in high refresh rates is if you don’t have a monitor that supports more than 120Hz. It ran nicely in near-4K on Xbox One X upon launch, and still looks fantastic on pretty much any respectable gaming PC. The Dunia engine used in all Far Cry games has seen numerous improvements over the years, and Far Cry 5 was already highly optimized.

If your PC has a six-core CPU, 16GB of RAM, and a mid to high end GPU from the last five years, you should be more than good. According to the specs and system requirements shared by Ubisoft recently, for 1080p at over 120Hz you won’t really need a killer PC. Want to liberate the fictional island nation of Yara in sleek fashion? Then you should go for a 165Hz high refresh rate gaming monitor.

Far cry 2 not full screen