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But, the RAM isn't really the biggest issue here. Many games that "require" 8GB can run on 4 with few issues.
You're running a dual-core CPU and an underpowered GPU. And since you're on a laptop, upgrading those will require buying a new machine.
Maybe you can get away with it on severely reduced settings. We'll probably see a public demo in the coming months, so you'll have to wait and see.
For reference, here's your GPU vs. the minimum requirements for RE2: http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-940MX-vs-Nvidia-GTX-760/m88506vs2159
that said this shows RE7 doing fine on all low at 720p for a laptop like yours but with 8gb system ram. https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-940MX.156033.0.html
btw are you sure you do not have 8gb system ram? most of those laptops had 4gb of vram but 8gb of system ram. look in the top left of Steam and under help and get all your system info and post here.
RAM: 3979 Mb
Once again, the RAM isn't the problem. You could have 500GB of RAM and it wouldn't really help. You need a better GPU.