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A word of caution -- if you're using a 13th or 14th generation Intel processor, it might mishandle high-RAM-demanding games (which CK3 qualifies as) and cause frequent crashes. It's a recently-discovered firmware issue (misdiagnosed as a GPU issue, as the crash report typically refers to graphics card RAM, which is why it's gone undetected for so long), not Paradox's fault, but word doesn't seem to have gone around about it, yet. It's gotten a lot of people very angry at a lot of (both good and bad) game developers for over a year, with gamers getting angry and accusing said developers of being 'lazy' and 'not fixing their game' (even though they CAN'T fix Intel's Firmware, themselves, and it was only a couple months ago anyone recognized what the real issue was), and (at least for this one issue) they haven't deserved any of it.