If you want to see the terrible performance in action, you can do so in this video by German publication GameStar, which is currently the best showcase for the mentioned issues. This sounds gnarly and like a huge bummer.
Many sections had poor framerates, making tough jumping puzzles and combat difficult with unpredictable stuttering. This was one of the worst moments that we saw in terms of performance, but bugs of that calibre were common during the 20 hours we spent with the game. Walking into Hogsmeade’s town square early in the game every NPC in the square started to shimmer in and out of existence, flickering wildly as the trees slowly grew and shook until basically nothing could be seen. While I knew my old processor was not supported (Intel >i7-8700 upwards is supported), I never assumed it could actually be the bottleneck and assumed the developers just put a high CPU requirement to be on the safe side.The article by NME is one which highlights the biggest issues, including massive frame drops, weird flickering and other annoying bugs: Walking into certain areas will see trees violently shaking themselves like a malfunctioning Whomping Willow, obscuring vision as the framerate drops into the single digits. I upgraded my Intel i7-7700K to an Intel i7-13700K and am not encountering micro stutters anymore as of now. This is what worked for me in the end: How I fixed micro stutters/frame drops While several steps I took improved my overall framerate, they did not get rid of the micro stutters/frame drops that made the game unplayable for me. also I got RGB fans so after all worthwhile journey Tl dr: game shit but new CPU make game good.
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