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CDPR's updated system requirements[static.cdprojektred.com]
The minimum requirements for 1080p, low settings, 30 FPS:
Windows 10, i7-6700, GTX 1060 6GB/RX 580 8GB/Arc A380, 12GB RAM
Your CPU is much slower than the i7, you don't have a listed GPU so I'm assuming you have Intel HD graphics which aside from RAM is why you can't run the game, you have 33% of the RAM that CDPR recommends.
this is my gpu
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
Driver version: 32.0.15.6094
Driver date: 8/14/2024
DirectX version: 12 (FL 12.1)
Physical location: PCI bus 1, device 0, function 0
Utilization 0%
Dedicated GPU memory 0.4/4.0 GB
Shared GPU memory 0.0/2.0 GB
GPU Memory 0.4/6.0 GB
64 Bit Processor and OS
64-bit Windows 10
Processor: Core i7-6700 or Ryzen 5 1600
12 GB RAM
GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or Radeon RX 580 8GB or Arc A380
DirectX: Version 12
needed diskdrive: 70 GB
SSD required
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Processor i3
GPU GTX 960
4 GB RAM
Im sorry, but your System lacks the needed Hardware Core-Components to run Cyberpunk. Even the lowest Settings cant compensate for that.
As a crude anology, youre trying to pull a modern Battle tank..... with a Horse.
Unless youre planning to invest in a new Computer, i would recommend to refund the Game
before you buy any game you should check to see if your computer can run it.
Just driving around you're loading in parts of the city which are being rendered in high detail close to you, reduced detail at a distance
REDengine is also such crap that they decided to drop it altogether and change to UE5 for future games
While im curious how you can play that Game on high Settings with pretty similiar Requirements, the difference is the CPU.
Each CPU generation gets new Tricks and Techniques. i3 is closer to i5 than it is to i7.
Without digging through Documentation, i assume your System has not the needed processing Power to even handle the Booting(starting) of the Game.
Even if you somehow get pass this bottleneck, your PC will suffocate from all the Calculations, that is has to do to process Cyberpunk.
Had a similair issue with my old PC and Horizon Zero Dawn. Barely got to the Title Menu.
Had to force-kill the Game via Taskmanager and my System still had to shovel Data for the next 15-20 minutes until it was finally closed..... it was absolutely overloaded and stressed.
....that PC had far better Components than yours.
I really recommend to think about a new System. It doesnt have to get the newest elite components.... but atleast a CPU that wasnt released 2015 and was discontinued more than 2 years ago. In Computer terminology, some of your Components are ancient.
i see what you mean. cyberpunk gets to the main menu and im able to create character but thats where it stops. to tell you the truth i honestly dont know how im able to play black myth wukong. my friend lets me use his joint account so i can try games and black myth wukong is one i can run with no issues i played it till i was half way through the game.
Pretty much tells you how demanding the game is on the CPU, because it has process so much stuff going on, even stuff that isn't on screen, it's processing everything around you.
Hmm.... cant speak for your Location, but i guess a System that can somewhat run Cyberpunk (Laptop or PC), will probably cost atleast 1000-1500, but this is only a guess. When i had the issue with Horizon Zero Dawn, i knew it was time for a new PC..... so i went to a PC Shop and told then "i would like you to build me a PC that can run this Game". Because of certain reasons, my individual Brick did cost me above 2.000 in the end.
Maybe there are other options to prevent the financial stress of buying a new PC.
..... eventually a Cloud-based Gaming service, but this will come with other issues.