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I can run Jump Force at Medium 1080p 60fps
GTX 1050 is pretty much considered low-end for current gen games these days. There's only one card lower than it in the 10 series, the GT 1030, which is on par with Ryzen 3 and Athlon 200ge's APU.
Besides, they have lowered the system requirements. When the store page first came up, the minimum requirements were asking for 3GB GPUs and above, and that was for 30FPS @ 720p. The updated system requirements now only ask for a 2GB card like the GTX 1050, and it's rating it for 60fps @ 720p.
I'm also going to have to disagree with FFXV as an example. That game does not run well on a plain GTX 1050, unless you're willing to deal with low resolution scale (jaggies), and microstutters.
DMC5 is a good example, but then again Capcom's always been good with optimization when it comes to DMC games. Try Monster Hunter World, that game will not run well on a plain GTX 1050.
The problem is, these system requirements don't make much sense given the specs of the original PS4, which are significantly weaker than a 1050