Is this game going to work on my pc?

[THEPOSTALFAN]

Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600g
16 GB RAM
I wait your answers.

[Saint Marold YT]

And Graphic Card and OS?

[THEPOSTALFAN]

Vega 7 and Windows 10 Pro

[DeafstarDroid5Q2R]

While it may install, I'd anticipate some sorry performance [at best]
Is this a mini pc? Or waiting on a dedicated GPU?

[THEPOSTALFAN]

I don´t understand.

[SmellofNapalm]

To quote notebookcheck:
"The AMD Radeon RX Vega 7 is an integrated GPU for notebooks."

"That means, only some demanding games of 2019 will run in lowest detail settings. Less demanding games like Fifa 20 or Dirt Rally 2.0 should run in higher settings and 1920 x 1080."

You can also check your card here. There are examples of games farther down and how they should run with the GPU.

https://www.notebookcheck.com/AMD-Radeon-RX-Vega-7-Grafikkarte-Benchmarks-und-Spezifikationen.450002.0.html

[DeafstarDroid5Q2R]

Originally posted by THEPOSTALFAN:

I don´t understand.

Your 5600G, has an Integrated graphical processor, which will leech off of total system memory, to a designated amount [ex. 4GB of your 16GB --> leaving 12GB accessible]. The Vega 7, is a fairly small amount of graphical computation, compared to having a devoted GPU [ex. Keeping with architecture lingo, their was a Vega 56, paired up with 8GB VRAM].

Can your PC, accommodate a dedicated GPU? [electrically/physically]
Or is it a fixed small volume package?

[THEPOSTALFAN]

I don´t know. I think I just buy the game and see if it works

[DeafstarDroid5Q2R]

If you have a small volume package, that can accommodate small form GPUs. Only two (2) viable options, that do not require addition power cabling, are between AMD RX6400 [as 1 slot to a 1 slot squatted design] and nVIDIA GTX 1650 [either as a 1 slot or a 2 slot-squatted design].

I'd have small bias on the 6400 between newer architecture [longer driver support - and uses same software as the Vega 7], form factor friendliness, power efficiency

[SmellofNapalm]

Originally posted by THEPOSTALFAN:

I don´t know. I think I just buy the game and see if it works

Honestly, just look at the recommended hardware (GPU etc.) and look up how your GPU stacks up against that. Google is your friend.

[Sgt Snoke Em]

if you're curious, steams refund policy is you can refund even if you don't like the game as long as it's within 2 hours of use or within 2 weeks of ownership. Whatever comes first.

In your case if you're curious I'd give it a shot, go to settings, turn the graphics options to whatever medium is and give the game a shot.

If it doesn't run as smooth as you'd like turn the presets in video down to low and see how it goes.

Like I said, you've got 2 hours of use or 2 weeks of ownership to decide if you wanna keep your game whether it's this or Half Life 2 or whatever.

[THEPOSTALFAN]

Originally posted by Sgt Snoke Em:

if you're curious, steams refund policy is you can refund even if you don't like the game as long as it's within 2 hours of use or within 2 weeks of ownership. Whatever comes first.

In your case if you're curious I'd give it a shot, go to settings, turn the graphics options to whatever medium is and give the game a shot.

If it doesn't run as smooth as you'd like turn the presets in video down to low and see how it goes.

Like I said, you've got 2 hours of use or 2 weeks of ownership to decide if you wanna keep your game whether it's this or Half Life 2 or whatever.

I know that but still thanks!