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But it's weird, that in all this time no other game used it.
Trust me, it's a losing battle. I held on to my Q9650 Core2Quad CPU for far too long myself. Sure, on paper it performed as well or better than a lot of i5 CPUs. But it lacked those crucial instructions that are becoming standard on almost all modern games.
So there is a good chance, that they also bring an AVX1 update for this game.
The i3-12100 has 5MB of L2 cache, which shouldn't give that much benefit unless the Quad Cores were starved for cache.
Otherwise, the benchmarks are showing that the Quad Core i3's are benching close to 8-Core/ 16 Thread weight, which is rather absurd. I think Intel has just optimized their threads for the benchmarks.
An i7-990x should be enough to power an RTX 2080 Super. I'd say it is the lack of AVX holding it back.
Again, yes, it's more demanding on CPUs, however, it's working as designed and your CPUs with AVX feature set are suppose to get worked up when you run AVX processes.
Destiny had AVX but not sure if 2 or base.
And as the other user potinted out, TLoU only "needs" AVX support.
But who knows, it might still use AVX2 when detected.
i3s are what i5s used to be, so it's no longer the true "low-end". This one boosts to 4.3Ghz under PL2 limit and given only 90W (easy to cool) you can just have it sustained OC and outperform the old i7.
The only downside is lower thread count indeed.
Honestly there's simply no reason to "demand" backward compatibility of 12 year old HW for when AVX exist for more than a decade.
People should really be realistic about their HW.
Okay, so it is a thermal issue with the Turbo frequencies on older i7 processors. That is starting to make some sense.
I still don't fully buy the benchmarks though. The i3-12100 should be on par with an i7-990x, not twice as fast...
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4670vs867vs2874/Intel-i3-12100F-vs-Intel-i7-990X-vs-Intel-i7-7700K
Also Steam will no longer support Windows 7 soon LOL. Deal with it.
apparently the safe mode executable runs without avx. but that cpu is so old. it's just a low end part for this game. it won't play nice. so... be happy you don't get a chance to struggle thru the game with 30 fps.