Gaming Hardware Can my gaming laptop run sparking zero?

[HosamF]

Hi, I have a regular gaming laptop, but like most laptops it doesn't have a dedicated GPU, so I wanted to know if I should buy dragon ball sparking zero or not.

My laptop has an AMD Ryzen 5 5500u processor with integrated graphics (the only GPU my laptop has), I know that since it's an igpu it is not that great (or at least I think) but I heard in some forum that igpus can use like half of the systems ram so I want to see if it's true or not.

My igpu only has 512mb of memory BUT, my laptop has 32gb of ram so if I can "give" part of my ram to my igpu it would be excellent for gaming (that's almost the only reason I use my laptop bedsides from school projects).

My laptop is an HP Laptop 15-ef2729wm if it helps


Thank you for reading . Btw I don't know if I can call it a gaming laptop anymore because of it not having a dedicated GPU

 

[Scarlet]

Steam has a no questions asked refund policy. As long as you’ve not played the game for more than two hours you can get your money back, so honestly just buy and try. If it doesn’t run well all you’ll have wasted is the time and bandwidth downloading.

 

[HosamF]

Hi, I have a regular gaming laptop, but like most laptops it doesn't have a dedicated GPU, so I wanted to know if I should buy dragon ball sparking zero or not.

My laptop has an AMD Ryzen 5 5500u processor with integrated graphics (the only GPU my laptop has), I know that since it's an igpu it is not that great (or at least I think) but I heard in some forum that igpus can use like half of the systems ram so I want to see if it's true or not.

My igpu only has 512mb of memory BUT, my laptop has 32gb of ram so if I can "give" part of my ram to my igpu it would be excellent for gaming (that's almost the only reason I use my laptop bedsides from school projects).

My laptop is an HP Laptop 15-ef2729wm if it helps


Thank you for reading . Btw I don't know if I can call it a gaming laptop anymore because of it not having a dedicated GPU

I don't know if it helps but I've got an SSD PC SN810 NVMe from western digital 512gb, it's format is M.2 2280.

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Steam has a no questions asked refund policy. As long as you’ve not played the game for more than two hours you can get your money back, so honestly just buy and try. If it doesn’t run well all you’ll have wasted is the time and bandwidth downloading.

Oh thanks, but actually I'm thinking of asking my dad to buy it for me, and if I had to refund the game I'll feel pretty bad so I would prefer to know if my laptop can run the game or not