I require a minimum of 3GB of VRAM, but I only have 128MB. However, my RAM is 16GB—can I allocate some of it?
I require a minimum of 3GB of VRAM, but I only have 128MB. However, my RAM is 16GB—can I allocate some of it?
Ensuring smooth performance needs a minimum of 30 frames per second.
Regrettably, your device falls short of the necessary specifications for cyberpunk.
Irrespective of the outcome, your actions are what matter.
This setup won't support any satisfying experience here.
In any scenario, the integrated graphics consumes the necessary RAM. The issue isn't the amount of RAM—it will be significantly slower than regular VRAM—but the integrated GPU simply isn't appropriate for this game. We're referring to a GPU that matches mid-range discrete GPUs from around 2007/2008. It works well with Windows and supports light gaming, though Cyberpunk isn't designed for light gaming.
LowSpecGamer experienced Cyberpunk running smoothly on a Vega 3:
Vega 3 does offer an improvement over the UHD 620, though I don't think it's that significant. The main issue I noticed is the processor. Zenbooks are expected to use Intel U processors, which would likely result in a 4C/8T chip with a base speed around 2GHz. Cyberpunk will probably struggle with this performance, just as much with the graphics card.
Still, for someone determined enough to play a game, they won't be overly concerned about what average gamers consider "playable." I personally played a substantial portion of Deus Ex on a machine that consistently managed only about 30 frames per second, and at times I had to play maps at roughly 10 FPS.