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ofc they presist on those imaginary hardware parts
For my point of view my rig it's just mid or upper-mid, not high end setup.
gpu: rtx 4070 Ti
cpu: i7 13700k (overclocked)
RAM: DDR5 32 gb 6000 mt
ROG STRIX Z790-E GAMING WIFI
SSD Samsung 990 Pro 2TB M.2
I'm paying on Asus PG27AQDM.
I built this pc 2 years ago, right now in my country I can pay about the half for same rig.
Two or three years more and probably, I'll change my setup for something much better.
its not the issue with UE5, its a dev issue. Black myth for example, horrible performance because they didnt have time to optimize the game.
Almost like you saw it coming
Black Myth Wukong was on UE 5.0. STALKER 2 uses a newer version either 5.1 or 5.5? Plus Lumen and Nanite plugins. Right now it's the most advance UE5 game. Also the scope of STALKER 2 is massive compared BMW.