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That's what unoptimized means. Unoptimized doesn't mean "This game runs poorly on low end hardware." It means it runs with wildly inconsistent and varying levels of performance on different hardware setups.
Let's take Fallout 4 as an example. This is a game I have over 2K hours in. It is absolutely, in typical Bethesda style, horribly optimized. I run an old ass i5 quad core CPU and an old ass 960 4GB GPU. I play just fine with little to no frame drops. Many others, with much more powerful hardware than mine, can't get above 40 FPS in the Downtown Boston area no matter what they do.
That's what an unoptimized PC game looks like.
"Does the Ryzen 5500 have integrated graphics?
While the processor market runs on cut-down chips, one thing that makes the Ryzen 5 5500 unusual is that its IGP is disabled entirely. "
^ that is likely your issue my guy
You didn't even mention the generation of your Ryzen 5500, that only tells us half your CPU's story.