Dedicated video memory is 768MB, can I still play a game requiring 2GB?

[firelemur]

Hi. I'm not much of a gamer, but I really want to get Two-Point Hospital when it comes out next month (I loved Theme Hospital as a kid!) Unfortunately I seem to meet all the required specifications except for the dedicated graphics memory.

Two-Point Hospital Requirements:

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  Processor: Intel Core i3 6100, or equivalent AMD
  Memory: 4GB RAM
  Dedicated Video RAM: 2GB
  Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce GT 1030, 2GB (Legacy: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460), or AMD RX550, 2GB (Legacy: AMD Radeon HD 6850). Integrated Graphics TBD

My Laptop Specs:

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  Processor: AMD A10-4655M APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics 2.00 GHz
  Hard Drive: 1TB (646GB available)
  Installed RAM: 8GB
  System Type: 64-bit. Windows 10

My Graphics Specs (AMD Radeon HD 7620G):

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  Total Available Graphics Memory: 4224MB
  Dedicated Video Memory: 768MB
  System Video Memory: 0GB
  Shared System Memory: 3456MB

Any chance the game might work for me? Thanks!

 

[velocityg4]

The GT 1030 is 300% to 400% faster than Radeon HD 7620G graphics. The i3-6100 is 140% to 160% faster than the A10-4655M. It doesn't matter how much available memory you have. That game will be unplayable.