Why is minimum specs the only one to have a specific intel cpu and ryzen equivalent when every other category is ryzen cpu or Intel equivalent? Is it some convoluted way to throw shade at Intel or something
this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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I think it's just that the 7600K was incredibly popular, and for good reason: it's still relevant after 6 years.
Putting the 3700x (a 4yo chip) in "recommended" essentially communicates that it scales with more cores, but that any recent mid-range CPU is probably good enough (my 5600X generally beats the 3700X).
DLSS at performance for recommended 1080@60 on a RTX 3070.... Aw Where is the line between laziness and progress? I remember playing god of war on a R9 390 and the game looked awesome while still managing to run at 1080@60.
It feels like a most of the Devs switched from "looking and playing good on midtier hardware" to "playable on toptier and I don't care about the rest"