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Hi, i have a gtx 1050 and i dont know if CP 2077 can run on my laptop, the minimum requirements i have except the VRAM. Can somebody helpme and tellme if can i run it in low quality? Sorry for my english.
You can always refund the game if it doesn't work well, whether you buy it on Steam or here. Unless it's a retail copy, of course.

The minimum minimum requirements for1080p is GTX 780. I think you are fine. You are below recommended but the game should work well on minimum settings.

Oh sorry i just checked and 780 is actually stronger than 1050 nvm
Post edited November 29, 2020 by GeraltOfRivia_PL
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GeraltOfRivia_PL: You can always refund the game if it doesn't work well, whether you buy it on Steam or here. Unless it's a retail copy, of course.

The minimum minimum requirements for1080p is GTX 780. I think you are fine. You are below recommended but the game should work well on minimum settings.

Oh sorry i just checked and 780 is actually stronger than 1050 nvm
Yeah. A 1060 and 780 are roughly comparable. The first number (or 2 in the latest generations) is just the generation of the card. The last 2 dictate the model. A xx50 will almost always be out performed by a xx60, regardless of generation. However advances in technology often mean that the next generation's models will out perform the previous generation's cards in the same tier. So a 660 and 750 will be roughly comparable with the exception of a few limitations.

Of course this only applies to NVidia GeForce GPUs. And there are still exceptions there, like the 1660. There isn't a 16 generation. But a higher number doesn't mean a card is better. A 720 is no where near as good as a 560.
Which resolution you like to play and which cpu do you have ? Chance is higher the game runs better on resolution below 1080p.
For low end gaming systems like yours, i recommend a Windows 10 installation in a good order. Useless programs (autostart) and so on will eat your few ressources in Windows idle. If you have any doubts, then give your Laptop a clean and fresh Windows 10 installation.
If you currently run on old HDD then i also recommend using a SSD for Win10 & games. Crucial MX500 is your best friend in pricing / performance.