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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=273976321
I turned down the graphics and never had the problem again. Late 2012 Mac Mini. Run using Crossover because then I don't have to worry about how to set things up.
You're going to have to look at a few guides online because they're all outdated, none of them wlll have your exact specs, and you're going to have to figure it out. Like owning a vintage VW van, you're never going to find your exact parts in one nice package, but you can find what you need and get that beautiful thing to run.
@VitorMM was very helpful to me at PT a couple of years ago, and the entire PT community is great for understanding Wine on Steam.
I'm not technical, just persistent, so no I'm not offering guides or support because I will have no idea about your situation, I didn't track all my successes & failures, and I lost a lot of old links due to a dead computer last year. Bottom line: start by finding people at PT and bookmarking everything related, from Steam to Reddit to Crossover and everywhere. Good luck, it's possible.
Still Fus-Ro-Dahing on Steam with mods in 2020 on a mid-2011 iMac with 12G RAM.