Overall that's the rule on making them run on more than the recommended. You go for some of them to even go to 720p, I am sticking to what they aim 60fps, 1080p and the hardware to move that as intended, not below with tricks which always happened.

Just don't see how your point goes against mine? if anything it reinforces it because you have to go over less resolution to aim the fps they marked . You set different settings for a less powerful hardware that they intended.

I do agree in what you say, Now i think i understand you better, but the thing is that you see it from a purely technical viewpoint where it does indeed makes sense. Thing is they do so with a 80% weight on a Financial + Legal standpoint not caring too much about the technical when it comes to set those requirements.

After all as you said, when tampered with it by an expert you can do way more and wont discuss that some practices do indeed have to change. But somehow can't really blame them either for wanting to wash their hands with above requirements in order to A) save costs (i guess something like what you propose would need lot more polishing and thus money, they have to find the middle point from going to a wide range of costumers and invest in the polishing since if you go too much on polishing it wont matter how wide is your clientele since its probably you wont make up to the cost or mos likely not gain as much as expected and thus not being worth the trouble) and B) Legal issues, if people start having too much problems from a hardware they indicated the refunds would go through the roof and don't see them going too handle all that trouble if they can avoid it.

Once this is said, i have to point out that there is no bigger pleasure than to see if your system will run X game and get a hard no from every page to just try it and see that to your surprise it works more or less flawlessly, it's a feeling that i had more times that i ever expected in my old system so, you bear truth too.

PS: on the A) point remember, the more you achieve [polishing in this case] the harder it gets [costly] to get a minimal improvement over time. So the cost and effort grow exponentially while the profit = performance on that lower harware grows in a logarithmic rate.

Now I understood you well too, everything you summarized in your note, just it's a simple thing, just remove those instructions window SSE 4.1 and SSE 4.2, and I also forgot something that AVX is causing problems for many devices including new ones Example of that has been removed In Cyberbugs 2077, Horizon Zero Dawn, and even Mass Effect Legendry, as I told you I'm not sticking with my old device, but I want them to get rid of these old tricks, the guy I told you about, Luther, said: I can do as well as I can. They do in the patches they release but I just bypass those instructions, Ubisoft games because of their engine causing problems I raise the performance by about 10 percent

As for the rest of the games, I just skip the instructions

I hope you understood me, it's time to change to Ryzen 3500X or 3600 or even 5600 and maybe also to the new intel, just adding a game like F1 2020 gives you a window saying your device doesn't meet the minimum requirements, do you want to continue, yes Or not, that's what I want. It's not something difficult for them, but there is a purpose behind it