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Can you run it at the highest graphic fidelity and performance settings without incurring issues? Likely not. That's why there's also a recommended requirements listed to say that it or above would meet the needs to run at the best fidelity/performance settings.
I've got my 1050 overclocked to ~1700 MHz, ~3500 MHz memory clock.
The 970 is a $134 card now, so if you can afford to replace it, I suggest using MSI Afterburner to overclock it. Afterburner will do an automatic analysis and figure the highest stable overclock. Takes a while, so be patient.
so yes its playable at 1080p, higher res will need lower settings to hold 60+fps
min req is also a 2.5ghz quad core cpu
so fx8 (4 core with smt) or pii x4 or core 2 quad or any i5 quad should be able to play
Then I used proton ge fsr to get 60fps.
Everything was set to low as I could get it.
I think your card will run this fine as it is significantly more powerful.
(Don't worry folks this was a test environment I have a 4070ti/5800x3d build)
I have an AMD RX 580 graphics card and everything ran perfectly.
You should fact check yourself before typing that gtx970 is equal to gtx1050ti.