CPU, as well as a funny story by the developers

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

This is my hardware:
i5-10600KF CPU 4.10GHz
Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB
32 GB Ram
SSD

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MadMossy#1934 a écrit :

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

This is my hardware:
i5-10600KF CPU 4.10GHz
Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB
32 GB Ram
SSD

While your hardware could be considered OK, it is old, I'd also say the currently recommended specifications for PoE2 are incorrect when you consider the entire pipeline for development.

An i5 10600 is only a 6 core cpu, vs the PS5, Xbox which are both 8 core, the windows version is likely developed for 8 cores well, certainly the performance difference between an i5 10500 (recommended intel cpu) and the Ryzen 3700X is fairly substantial as one cpu has 6 cores vs the others 8 cores and higher clock speeds.

The 2060 is also 7 years old now, which in GPU terms is old as shit.

I think the expectations of casual pc gamers for their once expensive system to be able to play modern games flawlessly is a little unrealistic.

If once the game releases they can optimise performance to the point its "playable" then that is about all you can expect, but expecting your system to be able to run flawlessly 1080p 60fps under all gameplay condition is basically delusional.

APRG's have and always will be extremely demanding on your CPU, any game that requires a significant number of draw calls to the GPU api will need a beefy CPU to keep up.

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MadMossy#1934 a écrit :

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

This is my hardware:
i5-10600KF CPU 4.10GHz
Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB
32 GB Ram
SSD

While your hardware could be considered OK, it is old, I'd also say the currently recommended specifications for PoE2 are incorrect when you consider the entire pipeline for development.

An i5 10600 is only a 6 core cpu, vs the PS5, Xbox which are both 8 core, the windows version is likely developed for 8 cores well, certainly the performance difference between an i5 10500 (recommended intel cpu) and the Ryzen 3700X is fairly substantial as one cpu has 6 cores vs the others 8 cores and higher clock speeds.

The 2060 is also 7 years old now, which in GPU terms is old as shit.

I think the expectations of casual pc gamers for their once expensive system to be able to play modern games flawlessly is a little unrealistic.

If once the game releases they can optimise performance to the point its "playable" then that is about all you can expect, but expecting your system to be able to run flawlessly 1080p 60fps under all gameplay condition is basically delusional.

APRG's have and always will be extremely demanding on your CPU, any game that requires a significant number of draw calls to the GPU api will need a beefy CPU to keep up.

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

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MadMossy#1934 a écrit :

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

This is my hardware:
i5-10600KF CPU 4.10GHz
Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB
32 GB Ram
SSD

While your hardware could be considered OK, it is old,

My hardware is not "Old" for playing Path of Exile 2.
My hardware is better then recommended requirements.

I don't need to spend more money to buy a better CPU for Path of Exile 2.

And Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB have December 7th, 2021 as release date.
I don't have the "old" version of 2060.

I know that my hardware is not a "NASA" Pc but it is good for Path of Exile 2.
I can play EASILY to Black Myth Wukong, Stalker 2, Cyberpunk.

and for your "I think the expectations of casual pc gamers" why you are thinking that I am a "Casual Player"?
"Expectations"?

What are you talking about?

I have 2K hours on PoE 1 so I'm not a Casual player.

???

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Bobek29#0383 a écrit :

Is it possible that my hardware can't handle it? I have i7-7700 CPU 3.60GHZ (8CPUs) 16gb ram Nvidia GTX 1080Ti
12gb and with that I can't do ritual or breach or delirium before it loads my character crashes

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MadMossy#1934 a écrit :

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Babonzo#0016 a écrit :

This is my hardware:
i5-10600KF CPU 4.10GHz
Nvidia RTX 2060 12 GB
32 GB Ram
SSD

While your hardware could be considered OK, it is old, I'd also say the currently recommended specifications for PoE2 are incorrect when you consider the entire pipeline for development.

An i5 10600 is only a 6 core cpu, vs the PS5, Xbox which are both 8 core, the windows version is likely developed for 8 cores well, certainly the performance difference between an i5 10500 (recommended intel cpu) and the Ryzen 3700X is fairly substantial as one cpu has 6 cores vs the others 8 cores and higher clock speeds.

The 2060 is also 7 years old now, which in GPU terms is old as shit.

I think the expectations of casual pc gamers for their once expensive system to be able to play modern games flawlessly is a little unrealistic.

If once the game releases they can optimise performance to the point its "playable" then that is about all you can expect, but expecting your system to be able to run flawlessly 1080p 60fps under all gameplay condition is basically delusional.

APRG's have and always will be extremely demanding on your CPU, any game that requires a significant number of draw calls to the GPU api will need a beefy CPU to keep up.