f16c instruction

[W4st1ngT1m3]

Game is not starting due to f16c error. I got a i7 3930k,which is still decent. Is there any hope that they patch it out ?

[Hittcliff]

Patch F16C Instructions. But this version only beta: https://www.playground.ru/ghost_of_tsushima/file/ghost_of_tsushima_f16c_patch_ispravlenie_instruktsii-1699603

[Sigmanation115]

Originally posted by LogHorizon:

There is a unofficial patch removing the f16c instruction made by Hittcliff game gets 30 -35ish fps in intro scene (first 6-10 mins gameplay) however I'm severely GPU bound as I'm testing it with a old machine. Specs 2011 - Intel Core i7 2600k overclocked to 4.0 Ghz , and a Radeon R7260x 2GB (also overclocked using previous drivers as last driver won't work) Running lowest settings 1440x900 with fsr 3 balanced and frame gen gets around 50's to 60 fps,,,, Unfortunately the game us a bit butchered as the actual Map/Ground Level has no Textures..... I'm also quite Impressed how good the rest of the game looks at such a low resolution compared to some other titles I've seen. The game should be playable on older high end cpu's as the i3 7100 is generally the same as a i5 2400 in a multitude of benchmarks & gaming perf there is however a question and that is how much of the code uses half-precision float16 variables instead of double precision float32.

where can i find it?

[God of Thunder]

Originally posted by Hittcliff:

Patch F16C Instructions. But this version only beta: https://www.playground.ru/ghost_of_tsushima/file/ghost_of_tsushima_f16c_patch_ispravlenie_instruktsii-1699603

Works fine; getting 40 fps on medium settings. However, terrain textures aren't loading, though. I have a GTX 1060 6GB, and graphic drivers are updated. Changing graphic settings didn't fix it either

[niko]

Originally posted by W4st1ngT1m3:

Game is not starting due to f16c error. I got a i7 3930k,which is still decent. Is there any hope that they patch it out ?

Wanted to jump in back to tell you something, if you get the chance, buy a e5 1650 v2, it should work on your board, its basically similar to your current processor, but it has more instructions which includes F16C. Should be very cheap too, buy it from aliexpress or something.

[erkins007]

And Core2 Duo doesn’t support it at all! Nightmare, lazy developers!

[TheDaveCalaz]

Originally posted by Hittcliff:

Hi, I am the author of the patch for the game Horizon, I will soon deal with a similar patch for this game.

Legend, waiting for this!

Heads up by the way, your Horizon file has been blocked on Nexus. May want to have a look at that.

[Baxo]

Originally posted by Mr_NiLmaN:

Got the game running!

SOLVED IT!

The problem is within the app called PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller

All you need to do is going into windows - uninstall apps - Playstation PC SDK - Delete...

GAME RUNNING!

i7 3770 gtx 1600- helped, thanks!

[Dominic]

Originally posted by Kenshin lx:

Originally posted by BuddhaBoost:

you can run game with Intel Software Development Emulator v9.33.0

How?

I successfully run the game with help of the Development Emulator v9.33.0 on i5 2500k

Instruction:
1. Create some .txt file
2. Put in the file this (change paths based on your environment and location of files)

@echo off
"C:\users\dondominic\downloads\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde.exe" -hsw -f16c -- "F:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT\GhostOfTsushimaa.exe"

The first path pointing to the place where I have my sde
-hsw set sde to Haswell chip.
I tried to set it to -snb (Sandy Bridge) but after opening the game screen it quits
-f16c (instruction we are lacking)
The second path pointing to the original game .exe file in steam folder. I set it to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe because we need to put there our .exe from the .bat file. Naming explanation below

3. Change .txt extension to .bat
4. Download e.g. Advanced BAT to EXE Converter v4.61
5. Open .bat file with the converter soft
6. In the converter, chose Build exe option with the admin rights (you can also do it after creating exe in the file properties in order to run it always as admin
7. Name built .exe file GhostOfTsushima.exe
8. Paste it into steam GhostOfTsushima folder, but you need to change original .exe file to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe or sth you want (but you need to keep the same name as in the script)

Now steam launcher can fire our .exe which is pointing to original .exe file

But there are a few issues with this solution. Since it emulating F16C instructions, opening the game may take 1-2 min and the features of the game that utilize F16C might have lag, and you will probably encounter this as sound issues, specifically SFX effects. The only solution that I figured out is to set SFX sound to 0% (others sounds option are fine) in order to prevent you from destroying your headphones or speaker (crackling lagged really annoying sound effects).
Textures and gameplay are fine

[Jusne]

Originally posted by Dominic:

Originally posted by Kenshin lx:

How?

I successfully run the game with help of the Development Emulator v9.33.0 on i5 2500k

Instruction:
1. Create some .txt file
2. Put in the file this (change paths based on your environment and location of files)

@echo off
"C:\users\dondominic\downloads\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde.exe" -hsw -f16c -- "F:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT\GhostOfTsushimaa.exe"

The first path pointing to the place where I have my sde
-hsw set sde to Haswell chip.
I tried to set it to -snb (Sandy Bridge) but after opening the game screen it quits
-f16c (instruction we are lacking)
The second path pointing to the original game .exe file in steam folder. I set it to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe because we need to put there our .exe from the .bat file. Naming explanation below

3. Change .txt extension to .bat
4. Download e.g. Advanced BAT to EXE Converter v4.61
5. Open .bat file with the converter soft
6. In the converter, chose Build exe option with the admin rights (you can also do it after creating exe in the file properties in order to run it always as admin
7. Name built .exe file GhostOfTsushima.exe
8. Paste it into steam GhostOfTsushima folder, but you need to change original .exe file to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe or sth you want (but you need to keep the same name as in the script)

Now steam launcher can fire our .exe which is pointing to original .exe file

But there are a few issues with this solution. Since it emulating F16C instructions, opening the game make take 1-2 min and the features of the game that utilize F16C might have lag, and you will probably encounter this as sound issues, specifically SFX effects. The only solution that I figured out is to set SFX sound to 0% (others sounds option are fine) in order to prevent you from destroying your headphones or speaker (crackling lagged really annoying sound effects).
Textures and gameplay are fine

Seems a little complicated for me without a video xD.

@topic

Waiting HittCliff patch OwO

[Primebot.PT]

Another playstation game with compatibility problems with old hardware what a shock.

Keep giving them 5 stars reviews fools.

[BuddhaBoost]

Originally posted by Jusne:

Originally posted by Dominic:

I successfully run the game with help of the Development Emulator v9.33.0 on i5 2500k

Instruction:
1. Create some .txt file
2. Put in the file this (change paths based on your environment and location of files)

@echo off
"C:\users\dondominic\downloads\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde-external-9.33.0-2024-01-07-win\sde.exe" -hsw -f16c -- "F:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT\GhostOfTsushimaa.exe"

The first path pointing to the place where I have my sde
-hsw set sde to Haswell chip.
I tried to set it to -snb (Sandy Bridge) but after opening the game screen it quits
-f16c (instruction we are lacking)
The second path pointing to the original game .exe file in steam folder. I set it to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe because we need to put there our .exe from the .bat file. Naming explanation below

3. Change .txt extension to .bat
4. Download e.g. Advanced BAT to EXE Converter v4.61
5. Open .bat file with the converter soft
6. In the converter, chose Build exe option with the admin rights (you can also do it after creating exe in the file properties in order to run it always as admin
7. Name built .exe file GhostOfTsushima.exe
8. Paste it into steam GhostOfTsushima folder, but you need to change original .exe file to GhostOfTsushimaa.exe or sth you want (but you need to keep the same name as in the script)

Now steam launcher can fire our .exe which is pointing to original .exe file

But there are a few issues with this solution. Since it emulating F16C instructions, opening the game make take 1-2 min and the features of the game that utilize F16C might have lag, and you will probably encounter this as sound issues, specifically SFX effects. The only solution that I figured out is to set SFX sound to 0% (others sounds option are fine) in order to prevent you from destroying your headphones or speaker (crackling lagged really annoying sound effects).
Textures and gameplay are fine

Seems a little complicated for me without a video xD.

@topic

Waiting HittCliff patch OwO

How to use the emulator:

For example, we emulate AVX2 to run Alan Wake 2 on an old processor.

1. Download the archive and unpack it so that sde.exe is located in the folder of the game or program you need.

2. Create a shortcut for sde.exe. Then open the shortcut properties and add the desired .exe file to the parameters object

For example: "D:\Games\AlanWake2\sde.exe" -hsw -- "D:\Games\AlanWake2\AlanWake2.exe"

You put all the quotation marks as in the example. On the left before -hsw is the path to the sde.exe file in the game folder, on the right is the path to the game launch file.

3. In addition, on the “Compatibility” tab in the shortcut properties, set the “Run as administrator” option.

4. Save the shortcut and launch it. A black window will appear that you can close. A little later the application will launch.

If the shortcut does not save, then there is an error somewhere.

The first launch will be long. As soon as the game launches, it will begin optimizing shaders; during the optimization process, the game will slow down terribly. So, we advise you to wait until it ends.

seems simple.

[Dominic]

Originally posted by BuddhaBoost:

Originally posted by Jusne:

Seems a little complicated for me without a video xD.

@topic

Waiting HittCliff patch OwO

How to use the emulator:

For example, we emulate AVX2 to run Alan Wake 2 on an old processor.

1. Download the archive and unpack it so that sde.exe is located in the folder of the game or program you need.

2. Create a shortcut for sde.exe. Then open the shortcut properties and add the desired .exe file to the parameters object

For example: "D:\Games\AlanWake2\sde.exe" -hsw -- "D:\Games\AlanWake2\AlanWake2.exe"

You put all the quotation marks as in the example. On the left before -hsw is the path to the sde.exe file in the game folder, on the right is the path to the game launch file.

3. In addition, on the “Compatibility” tab in the shortcut properties, set the “Run as administrator” option.

4. Save the shortcut and launch it. A black window will appear that you can close. A little later the application will launch.

If the shortcut does not save, then there is an error somewhere.

The first launch will be long. As soon as the game launches, it will begin optimizing shaders; during the optimization process, the game will slow down terribly. So, we advise you to wait until it ends.

seems simple.

Yeah, you probably can do it in that way, but I would be specific when it comes to instructions that sde has to emulate and place only -f16c. Based on intel docs if you set only chip it will emulate everything and it will be probably slower than just particular instruction. It’s temporary solution for now until some patch without bugs will be released.

[Akashi]

https://benchmark.best/ru/cpu_comparison.html achei esse site para as pessoa que tem duvida se o seu processador tem f1c6 , ou queram muda de cpu que tenha essa espesificação

[Akashi]

I found this site for people who are unsure if their processor has f1c6, or want to change their cpu that has this spec. https://benchmark.best/ru/cpu_comparison.html

[Hyperion 😑🤘]

Originally posted by Hittcliff:

Patch F16C Instructions. But this version only beta: https://www.playground.ru/ghost_of_tsushima/file/ghost_of_tsushima_f16c_patch_ispravlenie_instruktsii-1699603

Hello, do you have an AVX fix patch for The Last of Us?