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What? Doom Eternal came out 5 years ago and it's recommended ram requirement is 8GB, DA has recommended requirement of 32GB. Why would how Doom Eternal runs matter here at all? And I never told him how exactly to upgrade his ram, if he can't find the same kits of his existing ram, he can get a new kit of 2X 16GB for like $40 these days.
10700K for 60 fps? -.-
Don't assume that just because the devs say those are the requirements that you can't run the game AT ALL if you have something lower.
10700k is just what they feel is needed to run 60 fps smoothly with no suttering. If you're willing to turn the graphics a bit lower, you can get away with lower processor speed.
Doesn't matter if you play in 1080p, 4k or 360p. The same game logic is still having to be processed regardless of the graphical fidelity.