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The 1070 is 60% more powerful and has more hardware features according to your link, along with supporting 12.1 and is only rated to play the game at 720p 30fps. Your link doesn't support your argument in the slightest. Not to mention that User Benchmark is a horrible site for comparing GPUs between AMD and Nvidia.
When the 1070 was released doesn't matter. It will still have driver support till 2026 and has the feature set required for the game. Where as the 570 fails in both of those categories while also being much much weaker than the minimum spec graphics cards.
You got a 12 year old CPU that is so old that intel won't even service it anymore for professional clients. That has half the cores and a third of the horsepower of a PS5 cpu that this game was designed to run on at 30fps. I am well aware that a lot of people are too busy struggling to pay rent to casually spend $500 on a new motherboard+ram+cpu combo, but to just run this game, 5 seconds of searching found me a motherboard plus cpu combo for a ryzen 1600x at $85 on ebay and you can get ddr4 ram new for $40 if all you need is 16GB. If that is too much for you, first of all you sure as hell can't afford to casually drop $50 on a new game and need to apply for government aid if you haven't already, but also dumpster diving behind a nearby e-waste facility could prolly get you a cpu good enough to run this game. My first gaming build had a budget of $250 back in 2016 and even that could rummage together a PC with AVX2 instruction support.
With that said
As the game requires AVX2 i think the main issues will be with CPUs more than GPUs.
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And i recently upgraded to the 3770k from an i5 2500k, youd be surprised what just a couple extra threads and HT was able to do. Its still a good CPU, yes its old but its still very capable for the majority of games.
And no, most people aren't going to try and run a PS5 game on a PS4 level CPU that came out during the PS3 era. And the people who don't know any better are at the very least gonna know their pre-built from 2012 isn't gonna run a AAA game from 2024 and will buy a newer one that the rep claims will run the latest games, which the cpu probably will because you simply cannot buy a new cpu today that is weaker than a 1600.
Facts
I Know PLENTY of what i'm talking about
Yes the 1070 is better, but that doesnt mean the RX 570 is garbage and unable to play the game. Its still within the realm of the so called requirements.
Older CPUs can run games JUST FINE, its only in small cases that a required instruction set makes it impossible to run the game EVEN if the game would as a fact run perfectly fine.
Just because something is technologically old doesnt mean it sucks
And no they can't. CPUs have made major strides since the first Ryzen gen released and there was finally competition in the market back in 2017. The incremental cpu generations were really only true from Skylake to the first Ryzen launch. The current gen consoles use the equivalent of an underclocked 2019 Ryzen 3700X, a cpu whose performance is two and a half times more than yours according to passmark.
Both minimum CPUs are also 6 cores and 12 threads while your only has 4 cores and 8 threads. Windows will restrict itself to a single core automatically, so if the game wants 5 cores worth of processes to work with, think about how much more strained the cpu would be if two or more of those processes needed to be ran on a single thread instead, specially if two performance critical threads like render and audio had to be stacked on one core. And yes, games nowadays, at least the bigger ones, will heavily multithread. That has been true for a while now, 8 cores is the current sweet spot for higher end gaming while 6 cores is the minimum budget option worth considering.
And of course this doesn't mean the 3770k sucks. It could run games of its time just fine, but FF16 isn't a 2012 release now is it. It was coded and designed to run on CPUs with more cores and much more performance than yours, even if the instruction set wasn't an issue (the potential work arounds for a AVX2 fallback would make it run worse but that is besides the point), you would be completely cpu bound at an unplayable frame rate with constant hitching and stuttering while moving on top of that.
The RX 570 and RX 580 are unable to play the game. They do not support the required DirectX 12_1 feature level.
You don't have cpu with avx2? What kind of cpu you have? 10 years old ?
You are a complete idiot if you actually believe that