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Got this from google's chatgpu when looking up games for my 2.3 ghz
processor:

Cyberpunk 2077: Originally a very demanding game, it has since been
optimized and is now considered a benchmark for mid-range systems.
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Got this from google's chatgpu when looking up games for my 2.3 ghz >processor:

Cyberpunk 2077: Originally a very demanding game, it has since been >optimized and is now considered a benchmark for mid-range systems.

Also has many many mods so you can still stress your system if you want.

Or just go blasting around the city in a 69 Camaro, an '80s z28, a 302
Boss Mustang or an original model Charger to name just a few of the
vehicle mods people have made.

The Car modification garage is a nice mod as well, lets you supe up any
of the original game cars.

The fully modded Legatus 450 Aquilla, is a friggen monster, with much
better handling and acceleration.

Now if only you could change the paint scheme on it - lots of gang type
tags all over it. Not my thing at all, rather have an ominous matte
black.

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On 11/6/2025 12:50 PM, The World of Is! wrote:

Got this from google's chatgpu when looking up games for my 2.3 ghz processor:

Cyberpunk 2077: Originally a very demanding game, it has since been optimized and is now considered a benchmark for mid-range systems.

I only played it a year or so after release and had no problems with it,
even with ray-tracing on. With the 2.0 release + the DLC it felt like a
much better game. It's probably my son's favorite game, and it's
definitely up there for me, possibly #2.
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On Fri, 7 Nov 2025 16:22:10 -0800, Justisaur <[email protected]>
wrote:

On 11/6/2025 12:50 PM, The World of Is! wrote:

Got this from google's chatgpu when looking up games for my 2.3 ghz
processor:

Cyberpunk 2077: Originally a very demanding game, it has since been
optimized and is now considered a benchmark for mid-range systems.

I only played it a year or so after release and had no problems with it, >even with ray-tracing on. With the 2.0 release + the DLC it felt like a >much better game.

Same.

Well, sort of.

I bought the game fairly early from GOG, and at the time I downloaded
the offline installer. But then I waited until I got a computer that
had sufficient oomph that it could run the game with ease. Then I
installed the game from the previously downloaded installers.

It was rough; very rough. So many bugs and glitches, and the
performance was abysmal.

Fortunately, all I had to do was reinstall the game with the updated
installers and all the problems went away. The game ran very smoothly
after that.

"Cyberpunk 2077" is on my list for games I really want to play again.
But I dread (re)starting another huge open-world title, so I keep
putting it off. These days I tend to gravitate towards smaller, more
linear titles that I can finish in a week or two.


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