As someone using my first PC ever including a Intel Core i5-3470 (3.20 GHz), GT 710 (2GB) and just 8 RAM, is pretty decent for low end GPU requirements honestly. (Most Steam games are demanding for this GT which requires you to get a GTX 1050, i can't play much AAA games, but because of it i have a Xbox One to do that job).

I'm seeing people saying "is bad" but they haven't tried it with some old good games, and as someone who doesn't care that much of graphics in-game and just play to have fun it gives a good fighting to run those games.

(P.D, if you want to play at full screen it may not be the best experience, i run it in a 1600x900 windowed screen and Ais impressive how good it is).

As someone using my first PC ever including a GT 710 (2GB) and just 8 RAM, is pretty decent for low end GPU requirements honestly. (Most Steam games are demanding for this GT which requires you to get a GTX 1050, i can't play much AAA games, but because of it i have a Xbox One to do that job.)

I'm seeing people saying "is bad" but they haven't tried it with some old good games, and as someone who doesn't care that much of graphics in-game and just play to have fun it gives a good fighting to run those games.

(P.D, if you want to play at full screen it may not be the best experience, i run it in a 1600x900 windowed screen and is impressive how good it is.)

• I have checked it cannot run games over 2016 since it becam, more demanding, but really basic games like Assassin's Creed 1 to 4 it gives solid 50-60 fps.
• GTA V runs with some custom high textures with medium to low shadows natively at 60 fps which is amazing for me.
• ULTRAKILL runs extremely nice without touching anything about the graphic settings (60-80 fps).
• Deadpool, War of Cybertron, Fall of Cybertron (from High Moon Studios) runs smoothly at 60 fps) and i find it quite impressive.
• Left 4 Dead 2 (With a lot of mods), Garry's Mod (with almost 35 GB of mods), Portal 2, Team Fortress 2 all goes to 60 fps.
• Cuphead runs at 70 fps.
• Dead Space trilogy (from 2008 - 2013) at 50 fps at high texture settings.
• Honestly i'm not a Fortnite, Apex Legends gamer since it doesn't gets my attention, but the last time i tried it out of curiosity it was pretty decent with medium textures at 60 fps.
• Universe Sandbox goes 50/50, my favorite simulator but it's pretty demanding.
• Hollow Knight with some custom settings at high textures goes at 60 fps.
• Minecraft Java (With some fps mods) runs honestly good at 80 fps
• Minecraft Bedrock sometimes can give fps drops with certain unloaded chunks but after all runs at 70-80 fps (Sadly you're not going to have Vibrant Visuals because of that demanding GPU thing, but Add-ons like Realistic Biomes and Realism VFX gives you almost a better experience)

Since it's still my normal use of gaming and work PC i give it a solid 8.7/10, because it's just in the middle of impressive and decent but is not that powerful for demanding AAA games, but if you want to play older games it can be possible you can have a fun experience.

I'm planning to update to a better GT or upgrading to a GTX for my low profile goverment PC (yeah, is that bad) with a 16 RAM upgrade (sadly i have two 4 RAM slot doing all the job).

God bless.