I've been following the TM420IA as it has been slowly rolled out across the globe. There are so many different versions out there and some countries aren't getting access to the better ones. As far as I can see, so far Germany and Indonesia have Wifi6 + 16GB + 100% sRGB versions. No sign of a 1TB SSD version yet, which the ASUS website says should exist... More on reddit.com

It's not bad. Not the best display ever, although by the same token, far frome the worst. Efficient CPU, extremely good performance, and despite how long in the tooth it is, the IGP actually has pretty good performance (for an IGP) as well. More on reddit.com

It's 13th gen Intel, might stop working More on reddit.com

I think I can help you figure it out!! Let's look at the specs of your laptop you can find them by going to the start menu, then to settings, and then going all the way to the bottom of the list to something like, "about laptop/computer" or "additional options" etc. Then you're going to want to look at the "RAM" which stands for, "Random-access memory" it's important because it helps your processor tackle multiple tasks at once. A minimum of 2 gigabytes (GB) is required for basic computing, and 12GB or more is recommended if you’re into graphics and advanced photo or video editing and/or gaming. Next you're going to want to check out your "internal storage" 32GB will get you by if you predominantly use a cloud service or stream, although a minimum of 64GB will give you more flexibility when you’re offline. If you intend to store high-res photos and videos on your laptop, consider a drive of 256GB or more. And if you will be downloading games and 4K movies to your laptop, plan on a capacity of at least 512GB. Now let's look at "processor" your laptop’s processor is like its brain. Working in combination with system memory, the power of the processor determines the complexity of software you can run, how many programs you can have open at the same time, and how fast those programs will run. Most laptops feature an Intel® or AMD processor. For the fastest and smoothest running for your game I would say your laptop needs either, Core i9, which is Intel's top-tier processor for gaming experiences and high-demand content creation and editing, including 4K or 360° videos, high-resolution photos and high-quality audio. BUT.... since it's only 1 game you want to download and use then a Core i7 would be okay even a Core i5 would be an okay choice. If your laptop has a AMD processor instead of an Intel then I would say Ryzen 9 would be your best bet; Ryzen 9 is AMD’s premium processor that delivers performance for elite gaming  but again, since you're only trying to play a single game I would hope for Ryzen 5 processor because it will have the responsiveness you need for all-around multimedia performance. Now, I cannot tell if this dude in the comments is being a troll or if he's serious because that just sounds way out but he does make a valid point that you should consider. However, when you're playing games on any laptop or computer you want to be aware of how often your device will heat up which will be cutting down on battery life and portability. Consider how often you’ll be taking your gaming on the road, and check out your laptops cooling system which is basically your internal storage. That's going to be your most important thing to check out. Keeping your laptop cool is important for it's battery life and overall health of your laptop. Gaming is going to make your laptop run at it's top performance for a long time which has RARELY made them catch fire. Anyways, I hope I was able to help you out! Good luck with your gaming and have fun! 😁 More on reddit.com