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In-game Benchmark is accurate in what you will experience in actual gameplay.
1080p Very Low = 66 fps
1080p Medium = 55 fps
1080p High = 51 fps
1080p Very High = 47 fps
1080p Ultra High = 43 fps
If you are targeting 60 fps, you may want to play at lowest settings at 1080p. You can increase some settings like Textures, since they don't affect fps as long as you don't run out of video memory. If you don't mind fps dipping below 60 often, then Ultra High 1080p is playable.
I'd say keep that memory on console until you have a better PC. The experience you will get for your specs will not be good especially if only playing at 1080.
ultra has a bunch of settings that really only matter on big screens on high resolutions.
I just realised I have Assassins Creed Origins Discovery Tour on Uplay. Got it for free a while back. Will test out settings and see the results on that before buying the full game.
For me I've gotten too used to 60+ FPS that 30 FPS feels choppy to me. I could try low settings but considering this game goes on sale for about $17AUD everytime a sale occurs. I may wait until I upgrade my GPU before I consider purchasing.