Want to play PUBG on Windows 7

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bhatrakhiraina

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I really want to play PUBG on my PC but I don't have a 2gb graphic card. Instead I have a graphic card with memory around 750mb. What should I do? Should I still buy the game coz I m too excited to play it.

(correct me if I am wrong somewhere as I m not a pro PC gamer and I don't know much about graphic card)
 
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bignastyid
PUBG minimum requirements.
CPU- i3 4340(3.6GHZ) so you've lacking there by a bit.
Ram 6-GB you only have 1/3 of this.
GPU, 2GB GTX 660 or HD 7850, you have an unknown 768MB gpu
OS 64-bit 7, 8, 8.1 or 10. You have a 32-bit os so the game won't even install.

So overall you are lacking, sometimes severely, on most of the games requirements.


You are either going to need a massive upgrade or a new system depending on which i3 you have(there are currently 8 generations of i3 cpus). Until you have a better system there is no point in trying to run the game.
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it's not a matter of VRAM anymore [in your case] the VRAM below 1 GB would indicate that your GPU is pretty old-gen and seeing how PUBG still pretty unoptimized, i wouldn't be suprised if the game refuse the run outright...

[i mean, dude, i barely got 60 fps on a mix of very low - low and med, and my system is an i5 2400 + GTX 1050ti 4 GB...]
 
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To give a better answer, we'd need the crucial information -- the specific CPU and GPU you have -- as the VRAM is secondary information really. Like Constantine, however, if you have (probably) 768 MB of VRAM, I would not expect PUBG to be very playable. Maybe if that GPU is a GTX 460 768 MB version, you might get it playable at very low settings, but that's without going into the CPU. More information would be helpful, but I'm leaning no based on what you've told us.
 
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2GB of RAM is not sufficient for anything other than indie games and hasn't been for 6 or 8 years. Also with 768MB of VRAM he's using integrated graphics.

No you can't play that game. Or any other game from the last 10 years more intensive than Candy Crush.

An i3 with 2GB of RAM is going to struggle opening multiple browser tabs much less AAA gaming.
 
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PUBG minimum requirements.
CPU- i3 4340(3.6GHZ) so you've lacking there by a bit.
Ram 6-GB you only have 1/3 of this.
GPU, 2GB GTX 660 or HD 7850, you have an unknown 768MB gpu
OS 64-bit 7, 8, 8.1 or 10. You have a 32-bit os so the game won't even install.

So overall you are lacking, sometimes severely, on most of the games requirements.


You are either going to need a massive upgrade or a new system depending on which i3 you have(there are currently 8 generations of i3 cpus). Until you have a better system there is no point in trying to run the game.
 
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this is getting out of the line imo XD

but here's the answer anyway:
since console is a steady platform [rarely had upgrade, and no this is not a compliment nor an abuse] u can always play any game with steady decent performance, as long those game still released in your platform
there are a lot of websites that can give u those kind of info like "best console games of 2017" or something like that, a lot of reviewer also done that kind of video

but here's my recommendation anyway [i'm no console gamer by all means, i'm just picking great PC games that are also available in the console (or maybe vice versa, it's a console game that is ported to PC)]:
Skyrim SE
Fallout 4
Witcher 3
Warframe [the console's open world update comes next month]
fast paced FPS games like COD etc perhaps :)

[yes if u see those list, u know my fave genre are games with big open world :D]
 
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Laptops that play PUBG well are going to cost a lot - you'll need a dedicated GPU and a laptop is generally somewhere around twice as expensive as a desktop at the same performance levels.

You're going to have to be clearer what the budget here is as "medium range" isn't very helpful; it's a bit like me asking you to name a good restaurant close to my house without ever telling you where my house is. Personally, I'd considering a midrange laptop as somewhere around $1000, but I'm sure some people will think of higher amounts and some lesser.

 
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