>>530956664
Workstation chips and gaming chips focus on two different things. Games are built around utilizing fewer but faster cores. It's a complete opposite of what workstation/server chips deliver, they're more concerned about the sheer amount of cores and threads rather than individual performance of them.
So...
>Could that thing even run the game at highest without relying on framegen?
Maybe, maybe not. The newest consumer CPUs (not present in pic related) will smoke a threadripper in gaming and they still struggle with Wilds.