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Even if you were to get a new graphics card, your CPU is also far below minimum requirements, the game would crash mid first stage due to your CPU not supporting the required instruction sets.
You should refund the game.
your CPU is much slower than minimum (not to mean it's far lowe than i5)
GPU the same
but the crash might come from lack of RAM
His graphics card supports only up to DirectX 10.1, the game needs DirectX 11, that's why the game crashes.
But, even if he gets a new graphics card that supports DX11, a graphics card that could actually run the game, his CPU would then cause the sandfall crash anyway, so there's nothing he can do other than refunding (or getting a new PC).
The game can run in PC's weaker than minimum requirements by the way, it's just that your PC, especially your graphics card, are very far below minimum requirements.
The Geforce 210 was already weak when it was released, it's a cheap graphics card that isn't really meant for games, even recent Intel HD Graphics (which tend to be pretty bad) can be better than a Geforce 210.
The sandfall crash was because of CPU instructions.
xXLuanGabMyikGamerXx crash is because of a graphics card that doesn't support DX11, this is something that is just not going to be patched.