Any point getting into a train sim without dedicated graphics card?
Apologies for such a vague question.
I've been fascinated by the idea of train sims for a while and would like to try one out. (Main interest would be UK or at least Northern European routes/setting.)
Trouble is that I'm not a gamer and my PC, while recent-ish and great for my main hobby of music production, doesn't have a dedicated graphics card.
(It has an AMD Ryzen 9 CPU (9900X 12-Core 4.4Ghz) but uses the onboard AMD Radeon Graphics Processor.)
I'm not that technical but it seems that things like Train Simulator Classic (very cheap on Steam at the moment) need powerful graphics performance.
As I'm just experimenting, I don't mind sub-optimal graphics performance. However if my setup just won't run anything, or would badly compromise the program, it's probably not worth trying.
Sorry again for my lack of knowledge but wondered if I could get passable results without having to upgrade and alter my PC, which I'd rather avoid.