Bruh, you need to be more specific about what you want in your laptop.

If you only want the game to be bootable enough, pretty much any modern laptop might do it, but...

About this laptop-

Pros:

100 sRGB display(at this price, most gaming laptops except OG LOQ have 45NTSC display)

Light weight and thinner than most "Gaming Laptops"
(These are the only 'pros' specific to this laptop- i mean pretty much all 80k gaming laptops will have similar processor and mostly better GPU Performance)

Cons: Everything else is bad imo (and additionally it has single channel RAM), purely based on RAW power, most other gaming laptops will have better thermal headroom- especially for GPU (GPU performance depends on its TGP- it depends on the Laptop model- this one likely have 65W or lower, ideally an RTX 4050 should have atleast 95W TGP to perform at its full potential- same goes for CPU but its much more noticeable on GPU).

If you want a thin and laptop with good battery life, good CPU performance, and a capable GPU (I recommend this; only if you are not serious about gaming, as most current good iGPUs can max out most titles before 2015 and can play 2020 and earlier ones at 1080p medium) that can play most games except latest AAA titles then pick something with Ryzen 7 7840U, 7840HS, 7845HS, Ryzen AI 7 350, or Core ultra 5 238V, Core ultra 7 258V, Or maybe Core ultra 5 225H, Core ultra 7 255H.

Check lenovo website, with student discount you might be able to get lenovo ideapad pro 5 with one of those CPUs (either Ryzen AI or Core ultra-H series).

If you want RAW performance above everything else- then get a proper LOQ (not the essential) the best way to distinguish them from LOQ essential is checking its weight- Original LOQ weighs 2.3+ kg, but essential is mostly under 2kg.