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I have an old desktop class GTX-960 4GB that I use for 1440p in my secondary rig the GF uses and it can easilly handle R6S and Forrest (not maxed, but not minimums either).
You should be miles ahead of that.
It’s true they do have a heat issues. They used a shoddy thermal paste. But it’s better than ASUS TUF.
then it will need lowered settings and a fast cpu
mobile gpu has much weaker power delivery and cooling
the intel laptops always use the intel hd, the nvidia gpu writes to the intel hd frame buffer for it to display
vsync/freesync/gsync/adaptive are handled by the intel hd