Horizon Forbidden West won't start on Xeon x5675

[adastoja.95]

Hello,
the game won't start on my pc:
HP Z600
2x Xeon5675
Rtx2060
DDR3 20GB
NVme 500GB
I have problems to play the games like: prince of persja lost crown, starfield and now horizon forbidden west ;(
Do U think guys that it can be connected with no AVX on my xeon processor?

[Verios44]

Is this a joke thread? A Xeon5675 was a 2011 product. Your expecting a modern title to run on decade plus old tech?

And server tech that was considered mediocre when it was new to boot.

[Dragonway]

Time to upgrade that ancient monster

[Joanna Hammond]

This game requires AVX instructions as do a lot of other games.

[Nixxes_Community]

AVX and F16C support is required for this game. Most CPUs up from 2012 are supported.

[Qiqi ඞ]

Originally posted by Verios44:

Is this a joke thread? A Xeon5675 was a 2011 product. Your expecting a modern title to run on decade plus old tech?

And server tech that was considered mediocre when it was new to boot.

Oh the X5675 was anything but mediocre when it was new, I can guarantee you that much. Those Intel Westmere processors were wild, I had a X5680 as well as a i7-990X... but that was then and this is now.

People need to let go of their 1st to 3rd gen Core PCs, Chinese Xeon surpluses and Windows 7 already... or just stick to playing older games.

[Sentinel]

Originally posted by Nixxes_Community:

AVX and F16C support is required for this game. Most CPUs up from 2012 are supported.

most but not all, I have i7 2600k, and all other games work fine except this game

[13xforever]

people still buy cheap obsolete xeons with extra cheap chinese boards every year, then complain why they have issues with modern software

[Qiqi ඞ]

Originally posted by Sentinel:

Originally posted by Nixxes_Community:

AVX and F16C support is required for this game. Most CPUs up from 2012 are supported.

most but not all

Any CPU that matters will work, if you don't have a lousy i5 from 2013 on your PC you shouldn't be after games like this

[Sentinel]

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

Originally posted by Sentinel:

most but not all

Any CPU that matters will work, if you don't have a lousy i5 from 2013 on your PC you shouldn't be after games like this

I have i7 2600k, and all other games work fine except this game

[Qiqi ඞ]

Originally posted by Sentinel:

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

Any CPU that matters will work, if you don't have a lousy i5 from 2013 on your PC you shouldn't be after games like this

I have i7 2600k, and all other games work fine except this game

All other games work fine until they don't. That's always how it works. I had a i7-2600K back in 2011. Think 13 years back on your life, all you've gone through, all you've done, all you've accomplished since then, and tell me, if that thing hasn't earned its retirement.

[Organik]

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

Originally posted by Sentinel:

I have i7 2600k, and all other games work fine except this game

All other games work fine until they don't. That's always how it works. I had a i7-2600K back in 2011. Think 13 years back on your life, all you've gone through, all you've done, all you've accomplished since then, and tell me, if that thing hasn't earned its retirement.

Enthusiasts ran Horizon Forbidden West without F16C and the game plays perfectly, and don't say that i7-2600K processor is not capable. Developers specifically make such restrictions so that people run to the store for new processors

[Sledge Hammer!]

Originally posted by Sentinel:

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

Any CPU that matters will work, if you don't have a lousy i5 from 2013 on your PC you shouldn't be after games like this

I have i7 2600k, and all other games work fine except this game

It works fine for now. As time goes on, more and more games will be incompatible with your vintage CPU. If you can't upgrade then every new game purchase will be a roll of the dice.

[Sledge Hammer!]

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

All other games work fine until they don't. That's always how it works. I had a i7-2600K back in 2011. Think 13 years back on your life, all you've gone through, all you've done, all you've accomplished since then, and tell me, if that thing hasn't earned its retirement.

I feel for these people. A few years ago it was me complaining on here as to why games required AVX instructions and no longer supported my Intel Core 2 Quad CPU. Even though it was a glorified Pentium, it was a real workhorse that benchmarked like an i5 processor. For far too long I would keep upgrading my video cards while still using my antique CPU. But when I finally gave up fighting the inevitable, it was like night and day moving up to a 13th gen processor. These die hards don't know what they're missing.

[Qiqi ඞ]

Originally posted by Sledge Hammer!:

Originally posted by Raiden Bocchi!:

All other games work fine until they don't. That's always how it works. I had a i7-2600K back in 2011. Think 13 years back on your life, all you've gone through, all you've done, all you've accomplished since then, and tell me, if that thing hasn't earned its retirement.

I feel for these people. A few years ago it was me complaining on here as to why games required AVX instructions and no longer supported my Intel Core 2 Quad CPU. Even though it was a glorified Pentium, it was a real workhorse that benchmarked like an i5 processor. For far too long I would keep upgrading my video cards while still using my antique CPU. But when I finally gave up fighting the inevitable, it was like night and day moving up to a 13th gen processor. These die hards don't know what they're missing.

I went from a Ryzen 9 5950X to a i9-13900KS. Even coming from that CPU which is lightyears ahead of whatever CPU from a decade ago was something I felt on daily usage, let alone making a jump like that.