finlay wrote:
I know that he's referring to but it doesn't show that "the average hardware is clearly prone to crashing" as he claims. Besides the fact that he completely ignores Mac and Linux users, he also ignores some other very important factors. The number of cores alone really doesn't say much about the overall performance of the system.

[quote="finlay" post=1213895][quote="The Martin" post=1213893][quote="Nikoo" post=1213783]According to the [url=https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam]Steam Hardware & Software Survey[/url] taken in March of 2020, the average processor has [url=https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/cpus/]4 cores (52%) or 2 cores (21%)[/url]. This shows that the average hardware is clearly prone to crashing.[/quote] Uhhhhhhhhhm... no it doesn't?[/quote] I think he's referring to November's report, [img]https://i.gyazo.com/59082a99370772c4b828eb6d14c1dcf8.png[/img][/quote] I know that he's referring to but it doesn't show that "the average hardware is clearly prone to crashing" as he claims. Besides the fact that he completely ignores Mac and Linux users, he also ignores some other very important factors. The number of cores alone really doesn't say much about the overall performance of the system.