Just downloaded Inzoi game doesn't run

[jasminesarejazzy]

I'm not very good with technology and i'm used to easy playing and downloading of the sims games. However i just bought a brand new lenovo ideapad slim 5 and it wont run the game. Can anyone give me some advice for what i can do to be able to run the game as i only have this laptop or a mac computer?

current specs of lenovo laptop are:
Processor
AMD Ryzen™ 7000 Series processors
AMD Ryzen™ 7735HS
AMD Ryzen™ 7535HS

Graphics
UMA: AMD Radeon(TM) 600M graphics

Windows 11

256GB Storage

[夢幻泡影]

this game needs a rather beefy dedicated gpu yours is an integrated one. im not gonna sugarcoat it and just tell you your 3 options 1. refund 2. use a service like geforce now or 3. an actual pc. sorry and best of luck.

[popmanbrad]

Originally posted by 夢幻泡影:

this game needs a rather beefy dedicated gpu yours is an integrated one. im not gonna sugarcoat it and just tell you your 3 options 1. refund 2. use a service like geforce now or 3. an actual pc. sorry and best of luck. :winterbunny2023:

tbh it doesnt need that beefy of a GPU i had a GTX 1650 and it ran at a constant 60 fps with zero lag or stuttering or issues

[ArmedTerror]

Your device lacks even the minimum recommended GPU specs to run, and possibly even lacks the RAM to be able to run it based on the device you described. Your only option is an upgrade really. Someone mentioned using Geforce now, but I do not know how or if that would even work for you in this case. Maybe someone else could chime in on that.

[The Former]

Yeah, you'll need a PC that doesn't have integrated graphics. Basically, there are two kinds of graphics card: The ones built into the motherboard (the main piece of hardware everything else goes into inside your PC), and those slotted into the graphics slot on said motherboard.

Often, general purpose PCs like Lenovo sells don't even have a big enough case for a dedicated, plug-in graphics card. If you have the money and are really serious about playing this, make a print-out of the system specs (at the bottom of the store page, before you get to reviews) and bring them to wherever you bought your PC, and see if they can set you up with a "gaming PC" that meets them.

These over-the-counter "gaming PCs" would be scoffed at by most gaming purists, but fortunately, they can do a fine job running a lot of games, so ignore those purists. :)