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Min requirements list these CPUs:
Intel Core i7-6700K | AMD Ryzen 5 3600
2) upgrade to windows 11 24H2
3) disable all your overclocks
Solution 3 worked for me.
My CPU - intel pentium G4600 3.60ghz
Your processor doesn't appear to support AVX, which does seem to be a requirement for SH2 remake. There are some utilities online that claim to remove the specific AVX instructions from the executable, but I wouldn't trust them personally.
Note, I am not sure about others here and their crashing, it may be for a different reason. However, if you consistently can't run the game at all and get that crash, AVX may be the cause.
"I've found that a lot of modern UE5 games require AVX/AVX2 out of the box, with no real way to circumvent it.
Specifically I tried:
Until Dawn Remake
Silent Hill 2
Both crash with Illegal Instruction errors."
I suffer this crash too and the no-AVX patch (along with running the game in DX11) fixes it, but my CPU is AVX and AVX2 compatible (Ryzen 5 3600) and I never had a problem with Cyberpunk having AVX (then removed) back when it was released (aside from the bugs, but no crashing)
Maybe it's not only the AVX, but also they screwed the implementation somehow? I admit I know little about the topic.
I'm at a loss here.