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PUBG Mobile Lite for Low-end Smartphone with low RAM

PUBG—a popular and world’s highest-grossing mobile game hardly operate in budget phone with low RAM.
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By Republica

PUBG—a popular and world’s highest-grossing mobile game hardly operate in budget phone with low RAM. Acknowledging the problem, Tencent has launched the Lite version of PUBG Mobile.



However, PUBG Mobile Lite can be installed in several countries. It requires low RAM less than 2GB, and lower storage specifications with 400MB.


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Usually, PUBG contains 100 players but the Lite version features a smaller map that only fits 60 players. Likewise, the game has major changes that can also run on slow internet. Also, it has low graphics than other versions of PUBG.


The Lite version that is available in specific regions will be gradually available in other countries. The game can be installed free from Google Play Store.


 

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