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I wouldn't be able to use anything newer than a 6700k anyway because I refuse to use W10 atm, and Microsoft keeps giving me reasons to avoid the OS still.
It's a valid question. ATS/ETS2 are based on an older DX9 engine, so don't take much advantage of newer CPUs and more cores. The only real difference comes from single-core IPC (instructions per clock) and raw clock speed, both of which are only slightly better on the 2700X than the i5.
I upgraded from an i7 4770K to a Ryzen 1800X early last year and there was no noticeable improvement in ATS/ETS2. 6 - 7 of the eight cores seem to spend most of their time idle while running the game.
Euro truck and american Truck simulator only use 1 core for now. The ryzen 2700X performance one core is like a intel 6700K aprox but this game dont use the others 7 cores and 15 trheads of the 2700X for now.
Resume with 2700X u have a little bit more performance because the performance for mhz is best than 3570. But your cpu with 4 core dont use all your power in this games for now.
Maybe when they update the engine in dx11/12 and Vulkan the engine work with more cores.
sorry for my awesome BAD english.
ETS2/ATS will be updated to DX11(if I read into things properly) hopefully sometime next year. Steam is dropping support for Vista/XP at the end of the year as those two OS's are no longer supported by Micosoft.