Graphics card does not meet the system requirements for F1 2019?
I want to buy F1 2019 for the PC. Well, my PC meets the system requirements, but the graphics card does not. I only have an Intel (R) HD Graphics 620 but an Nvidia GTX 1660ti is listed as a minimum requirement. Now my question: Can I play the game so hard? Alternatively, I considered connecting the laptop to the TV via HDMI and switching off the laptop screen to relieve it. So what do you think? Thanks in advance!
If you can't meet the minimum requirements, you will not be able to play the game with minimum requirements. Very easily.
Here is a benchmark / performance comparison
https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/compare/Intel-HD-Graphics-620-vs-GeForce-GTX-645/3592vs2513
This will not really work and if only at the lowest settings and possibly low resolution.
By the way, your plan to relieve your laptop from the television does not work.
A GTX 1660 Ti is recommended, this is not the minimum requirement. But your graphics chip is also not sufficient for the minimum requirements.
You can find game benchmarks here: https://www.notebookcheck.com/...693.0.html
Even at low settings with a low resolution, there were only around 20 FPS in it. The game will definitely not run smoothly. And of course, if you connect your laptop to the TV with an HDMI cable, you won't get any more power.
If you want to play with a laptop, you should at least use a GeForce GTX 1050.
Rather no, unless you want to play in a resolution of 1024x768 with less than 30 fps and thus with graphics settings, which are all at an absolute minimum. And no, connecting to the TV does not relieve the laptop a bit.
The minimum requirement is not the GTX 1660 TI, but the GT 640 ("GTX" is probably an editorial mistake here) or HD 7750.
However, these two cards are also a good deal faster than an Intel (U) HD 620.
"As an alternative, I considered connecting the laptop to the television via HDMI and switching off the laptop screen to relieve it."
This does not relieve the graphics unit because it has to calculate it for the TV screen as well as for the internal monitor.
At most, turning down the resolution could help.
"If you want to play with a laptop, you should at least use a GeForce GTX 1050."
Or GTX 1650
EDIT: Did that "at least" read over.
