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Windows 11, Windows 10 is being depreciated.

Possible. I knows W11 fixed a lot of the HDR stuff...

That is fucking weird. I've never seen that with any of my AMD chips nor some friends of mine.

Yeah that's not normal. Did you change your CPU as well?

Odd. The reasons I was asking are that I haven't seen anyone else report such issues with RDNA2 and the latest drivers. I suspect it's a problem on the browser end.

With DDU? Are you on the latest AMD drivers?

Did you DDU the nvidia drivers? Sure, if you want to risk buying mining GPUs.

You are not a smart person. I think I'm just going to block you now. Sure, but neither does having 3d at all, or even having anything but vertexes, but everything you add inherently increases computational complexity and thus requires more CPU and GPU grunt to run.

This is bullshit This is retarded.

you can, in fact, turn down those settings and not need that much ram.

4k, so shitloads more pixels than any game from 2005 was made for(which means textures and shadows will be higher res too, along with geometry). Then you have the raytracing stuff which is... extremely RAM sensitive and greedy. Then you have much, much, much, muuuuch longer view distances...

... Yeah no. Elden Ring ain't ever gonna run on that piece of shit.

The game is objectively more content filled than Resident Evil 4, just as an example from 2005. It isn't good content, but there is a lot of it and there is a lot to walk around and do. And it only needs 32 gigs if you're going absolute max settings including raytracing at 4k anyway.

Name one.

At the cost of performance, yes. Not all games are 2d point and clicks.

That just means it's recompiled for 32bit CPUs.

SCUMMVM is literally just a bunch of game engine recreations.

Sure, but note the statement: that Crysis ran fine on older hardware therefore newer hardware is pointless and anything that stresses them is doing so needlessly. Does it have windows XP? Because it doesn't support Linux natively. >not even a 1ghz CPU >was slow for its time when it was made...

Crysis ran poorly on 32bit systems. Hell, it still runs poorly: https://www.pcgamer.com/10-years-later-we-can-finally-run-crysis/ A 1080ti and an 8700k not even hitting 60fps at 4k max settings. This is how it ran on one of the fastest 32bit wide CPUs out there that was also overclocked by...

that... isn't that bad? Did you confuse this one with a different game? Assuming it has a 32 bit executable it should still run on such old machines. Maybe not amazingly well, but it would run. >using a 32bit CPU system >wondering why they're having problems