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TF2 is a 32Bit application and it can't use more than 2GB RAM anyway.
It will run a tad smoother, but not faster. CPU and integrated videochip are just too weak.
or for example, in MVM, when a tank gets destroyed, i have lag or framerate issues, with more RAM it wouldn´t fix it that, right? is more of a screen issue
this card is $90, but could easily run tf2 at max settings, no problem.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/pny-nvidia-geforce-gtx-950-2gb-gddr5-pci-express-3-0-graphics-card-black-blue/4457400.p?skuId=4457400
https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?N=100007709%20601296396&IsNodeId=1&Submit=ENE
At $79 only.
i considered recommending the 550, but i saw this benchmark vs. the 750 ti.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBY8TP238-M
the 950 is better than the 750 ti. $10 more and a slightly higher tdp than the 550, but worth it in my opinion for the extra performance.
8GB RAM will help with overall performance, not specifically with TF2 or other games since its using Intel graphics, but 8GB in general will be of help.
a GTX 1050 or 1050 Ti may be the best option for power usage until we know what PSU he has.
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And is this an actual Full desktop PC, or a Laptop/Netbook?
then disregard everything we've said. you can't upgrade your graphics card. you can install some more ram and it could help a little, but for the most part you will be stuck with choppy gameplay.
Your best bet is to use some of the sketchy DiY tricks to plug in a decent entry-level card, like the GT 740 or GTX 950 75w. Or, you can start following LowSpecGamer on Youtube... he covers a lot of ways to reduce graphics in ways you wouldn't expect, ranging from minute differences to overkill Tetris-ification.
Your processor is completely fine for the game, but your Intel HD chip is bottlenecking everything. To the naysayers who say a laptop processor can't do anything right, keep in mind that a Pentium E6600 can handle the game at a locked 60 with a nice GPU.
look up the make/model and make sure it can actually do 8GB and the max speed RAM it can use.
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Moss, its a laptop.
obviously thats more expensive than what the OP can manage
be realistic
he asked about RAM
Not buying a new system
Having to do with his CURRENT system
Not having to buy a new one