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More than two decades ago, the personal computer was a stunning innovation that equipped a large and growing audience with powerful new technology for the first time. AMD64 technology is the next step in the evolution of PC computing, extending the original PC architecture to a new level of computing performance and capability.
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AMD64 technology improves performance for PC-based games by evolving industry-standard technology from a 32- to a 64-bit architecture. 64-bit computing allows video games to process and access more data than is possible with 32-bit computing enabling a more realistic experience with faster frame rates and larger, more immersive worlds. AMD64 technology is an industry-standard approach to 64-bit technology that combines innovation, simplicity, and foresight to deliver the next generation of gaming performance today. Future releases of Far Cry will contain a beta version optimized for AMD64 platforms. AMD64 technology gives you the advantages of 64-bit computing while preserving compatibility with existing 32-bit software so you can run the 32-bit version of Far Cry now and upgrade to the version optimized for AMD64 technology when it becomes available.
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Far Cry is set in a carefree utopia of white sands, emerald jungles, and crystal waters fit for the inviting pages of a travel brochure. AMD64 technology enables these huge worlds that are rendered at very high frame rates to create a truly immersive, cinematic experience. The beta version of Far Cry for AMD64 platforms will offer gamers a preview of the potential of AMD64 technology to give you higher frame rates and the ability to play larger maps more efficiently.
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| AMD64 technology enables Far Cry’s next-generation engine to push the threshold of action gaming with unprecedented AI, Polybump™ mapping, advanced environmental physics, destructible terrain, dynamic lighting, motion-capture animation, and total surround sound. Far Cry’s unbelievable 800-meter draw distance redefines the idea of long-range gameplay. |
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Far Cry, Ubisoft and the Ubisoft logo are trademarks of Ubi Soft Entertainment in the US and/or other countries.
CryEngine, Polybump technology and Crytek are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Crytek GmbH.
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