Low Settings :( [What I need To Do?]

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I know this game for years,not played for years.[Click and read the post please,I can't use this forum ]

 

As the post above already says, your using integrated CPU graphics. BeamNG is very heavy on your CPU, and is different than GTA V or CSGO. You really need to get a decent dedicated graphics card if your on a desktop. If on a laptop, I wouldn't bother playing BeamNG until you get one with a dedicated graphics card.

 

1-I haven't got mods(I haven't got mods when I uploaded this post) soo game have bugs.
2-My pc handles minimum requirements(I think I have problem with CPU).
3-The pc:
Windows 10 Pro
8 GB ram
x64
Intel(R)Core(TM)i7-3612QM CPU @ 2.10 GHz
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Look at the bug too.I can record a video if you want.
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Now,I need buy a new pc for play this game.Unfair ;(.Who makes a computer with WORST CPU in the world.)

 

That's... not how it works, I'm afraid. Playing BeamNG on a laptop that old that has an integrated GPU isn't the best decision, due to plethora of reasons. Your best bet is to either get a proper PC or buy a much more powerful laptop (buy second-hand if you can) as otherwise you can pretty much dream about playing BeamNG

 

Now,I need buy a new pc for play this game.Unfair ;(.Who make a computer with WORST CPU in the WO

I know...I need change my PC. What can I buy with normal budget?(500$-1000$-1500$)

 

A pretty capable desktop.

 

If you´re planing to mainly play BeamNG, I´d recommend an older Ryzen 5 or 7 (1600 or 1700), get a decent board with 16gb of DDR4-2800 or DDR4-3200 Ram
GPU wise, either a 1070 or Vega 56/64 (Dont buy those overpriced RTX cards, especially not a 1660 or smth)
The PSU should be smth around 700 watts to be safe with Ryzen and Vega (Seasonic or Corsair, dont cheap out here)
Then get some random case that you like, and an ATX board will fit in, some fans, CPU cooler and a decently big SSD and maybe a 2TB HDD, and youre done

 

If you can get a desktop, refer to the comments above me.

If your lifestyle requires you get a laptop (student who can only afford one computer, nomad lifestyle, etc...) then look into an external GPU paired with something that has a good CPU and ram.