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Good, interresting find
POPCNT was indeed introduced with SSE4.2 for Intel users. However for AMD users, it was introduced with SSE4a
so the said E-450 does support this feature and also Phenom 2 CPUs do
Lol, your ignorant to the fact that I was among the people stating to others they should upgrade to win 10, it isn't a big deal because it's the same system requirements as Win7 so their PC can run it anyways, and I wasn't in agreement with those fighting against Valve for dropping Windows 7.
So now you are deciding to pretend that I was complaining for myself, despite I literally said the opposite? And then you also decide to pretend its an attack on Valve despite it isn't at all?
Why are you deciding to attack me through twisting what I am saying to have it mean something that it isn't?
Because now you are flagged as a trouble maker for this kind of guy and all people in this kind of gang and that despite what you have done before just because, they are the well thinking people and you the black sheep...
So do not wait any advices or honest exchange , they are not here for that and surelly not to provide any help for anything.
For starters for those lacks TPM, or using CPU lacking SSE4.2/SSE4a are basically SOL, plus any cpu lacking SSE4 would be very old system to begin with so not much can do about them, and already struggling to play 3D demanding games to begin with, not idea at all for any modem games either.
Windows 11 push for Intel 8th gen that release in 2017, and AMD 2nd gen ryzen that release in 2018. By the time we hit 2028 ~ 2030 those systems would be decade old already. As likely people already using, or had moved to supported hardware.
The problem is that if you're using a very old system, and wanting play games that rely on anti cheat such as easy anti cheat or etc you be facing problems if dev chooses not to enable Linux support. If play single player games, or older games then shouldn't be much of an issue at all just learning curve at best, but manageable to play all your games.
This is a known repeating issue on PC space as time moves on you be required to move to supported OS, and may need to upgrade hardware over the many years as have all kinds of software drop support over time, as this isn't new thing for past 30 years.
MS-DOS was at least very performative on my ancient 2nd hand IBM during my school days.
I remember Windows 95 turning everything into a slide show. It wasn't especially stable either. Though, I did have more Blue Screens with Windows Me, which would BSOD whenever I ejected a CD-ROM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IW7Rqwwth84
I am mostly concerned about its ability to use internet at this point. Without Steam running, it can do that plenty good enough right now. But even when that time passes, atleast I can run Blender or GIMP on it, alongside older games. Maybe even Cura, if I need to for some reason.
As for getting a new portable PC, even if I had the money RN, the format i am after is so dominated by apples and googles that I'm having difficulty with finding something with actual windows (as oppose to something like win RT, with is probably the closest thing to a brick, that wasn't a brick, I've ever used).
Windows XP Good
Windoiws Vista Bad
Windows 7 Good
Windows 8/8.1 Bad
Windows 10 Good
Windows 11 Bad
Think Correctly, every Windows at XP, 7, 10 are good ones, while Vista, 8 and 11 are bad ones.
The 12 will be the good one.