Star Citizen Leaves Some CPUs Behind [Oct 11, 2020, 11:19 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Roberts Space Industries announces they are no longer supporting processors
without Advanced Vector Extension support in Star Citizen (thanks
Tom's Hardware). Thus their space game announced a long time ago in a galaxy
far, far away will not support CPUs released prior to 2011::
We wanted to give you a heads up that we'll be updating our minimum system requirements with the update coming to the RSI Launcher tomorrow. Specifically, AVX (Advanced Vector Extensions) CPU technology will be a requirement going forward. It's important to note that only older CPUs don't utilize this technology, and we expect very few of you to be impacted by this change.
AVX technology was introduced with Intel's Sandy Bridge processor and AMD's Bulldozer processor (both released in 2011). This means that processors that pre-date this will no longer be able to effectively launch Star Citizen from the updated launcher.
RedEye9 wrote on Oct 12, 2020, 10:53:ALL journalists are propagandists. Only Q can be trusted to tell us the truth.Beamer wrote on Oct 12, 2020, 10:10:People like Walt are ripe for QAnon recruiting if they aren’t already card carrying members.WaltC wrote on Oct 12, 2020, 10:03:Hump wrote on Oct 11, 2020, 17:24:
I like to think that if 2020 wasn't such a cluster-f**k of a year that there would be an investigative journalism piece being done on this company........
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What happens to someone when this is what they believe? Investigative journalists don't believe, but you need to trust people without accountability yelling on YouTube and politicians that have put their own family members in key positions.
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Makes sense to me.
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