Good Games for my Specs?

1050 GTX 4GB

i7-7700 HQ 2.8 GHz

8 RAM

1TB SSD

Is this a joke?
Anything, you need to lower the graphic settings for some games.

Mix medium setting on 1080p on 2018-19 games.

Nowaday even medium setting looks really good, many console games runs on low - medium setting and still looks great.

Anything you want at those specs.

Oh shit, im wrong it's 1TB HDD, and it's a laptop.

i7-7700 HQ 2.8 GHz - I'm pretty sure we can clearly see that by the CPU model...

Just means you have slower loading times, no big deal.

@WESTBLADE: I don't know what the **** you mean with that comment.

HQ processors are only found in laptops. So, it is easy to see that your PC is a laptop and not a desktop.

Well, in some games that do a lot of texture streaming (mainly those running on UE3) or have a really big open world suffer performance-wise from slow hdd's.

For example I got some stutters in The Crew 2 when entering different locations. Moved to my SSD and not a single issue since then.

Also being it a single drive PC, where OS is running off the same harddrive as the game, the stutter is almost granted (in newer + open-world games) and loading times can get atrocious (from my POV, though).

I'd recommend assembling a really fast external USB3 HDD for games. NEVER buy the slow-ass pre-built ones you buy at a store. If you want to keep the portable aspect (no need for external power supply)- buy a 2.5" USB3 box + a 7200 RPM HDD (i'd recommend Seagate BarraCuda Pro 1TB).

My Laptop has space for a ssd, maybe i'll buy one.

So you have one of those laptops with 2 drive bays? I'd suggest using the SSD as a primary drive for OS, apps and some games that benefit from it and keep the HDD for other games/stuff.

If you are looking for a combo of good performance+reliability+price, you can't go wrong with Crucial MX500 - https://www.crucial.com/usa/en/storage-ssd-mx500

@WESTBLADE: Thanks for the help.