To get rid of the error, you can try the methods below:
What to Do
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Visit the official Roblox website again, sign in with your account then download the local version of the game once again. Repeat the action that was previously causing the 524 error code and see if the problem is now fixed. In case the same problem is still occurring, move down to the next potential fix below.
Slow internet connection. For some gamers, the main reason why Roblox crashes on them is because of their slow or intermittent internet connection. If Roblox can’t seem to load or crashes in the middle of the game when you’re online, one solution that you can try is to improve your internet connectivity.
Find the Roblox Player application and click Uninstall. Click Uninstall again to confirm. If you’re running Windows 8 or older OS, you should consider using the Control Panel instead to go to Settings and uninstall Roblox from there. Once the game has been deleted, you then need to get rid of the Roblox appdata folder.
Game data can become corrupted if you interrupt your PC while it’s trying to “save” your progress, or when trying to install something. To avoid problems due to game data corruption, make sure that you don’t power down or turn off your PC while it’s trying to update, or when it’s “saving” the game.
Again, you don’t need a high end GPU to play Roblox but you have to make sure that the drivers are kept updated all the time.