Halo: infinite no longer supports 4GB graphics cards below, and the game cannot be started directly.

CTOnews.com March 22 news,"Halo: Infinity" the latest update so that many players using older graphics cards have been unable to continue to play this game,"Echoes Within" version update in bringing new content at the same time also raised the game's minimum configuration requirements, now graphics card memory below 4G players will not be able to start the game.

Microsoft and 343 Industries confirmed in 2021 that Halo: Infinity requires 4GB of RAM, and that has never changed. The official PC hardware specs should be known to all gamers, especially those who purchased the game using the official Microsoft Store. However, players on Steam may not know this because it is not in the spec list.

Many players bought the game without knowing this configuration requirement, after all, they only saw the GTX 1050 Ti entry-level graphics card or the GTX 1060 listed as the minimum configuration, but the latter also has a 3GB memory version. Prior to this update, Halo: Infinity could still run on a 3GB graphics card despite the error message on boot, and the GTX 1060 3GB worked fine on low quality settings.

Unfortunately, Halo: Infinity can no longer be run on 3GB graphics cards, and the game won't start at all. This means that the official requirement is no longer a recommendation, but a condition that must be complied with. Of course, the new patch has only been released for a week, and maybe someone will find a way to crack it later.

Halo Unlimited official configuration requirements (2021), source: 343 Industrial Company According to the officially published game configuration requirements table, the minimum configuration to run the game graphics card requirements for AMD RX570 or GTX1050Ti, memory requirements for more than 4GB.

According to CTOnews.com, NVIDIA's last 3GB graphics cards were the GTX 1060 3GB (now almost 7 years old) and the GTX 1050 3GB (5 years old).