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- #Graphic card benchmark hd4600 driver#
#Graphic card benchmark hd4600 driver#
Being with the latest driver means that your graphics card will work faster and you will experience less problems and freezes in graphic intensive applications and games. The driver is the piece of software all the programs and games use to communicate with your graphics card. Updating the driver to the most recent version should deliver a slight increase in performance every time.
#Graphic card benchmark hd4600 drivers#
The intel Graphics manufacturer update their drivers on a monthly basis to help improve performance.
#Graphic card benchmark hd4600 how to#
In this article I'm going to show you how to get the max out of the integrated graphics card in Intel processors - Intel HD Graphics. So if you are not a hardcore gamer or a professional video editor, chances are that you have a desktop computer or a laptop with an integrated video card. If you need more details about the performance of one of these games just tell me.Nowadays, an integrated graphics card can meet most of our multimedia and some of gaming needs. The Outer Wilds (less than 10 FPS, unfortunately unplayable)īattle For Middle Earth 2 (looks like it is incompatible with these Intel generation) Rome Total War 1 (~20 FPS, looks like it is not very friendly with Intel cards)
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Resident Evil 6 (this was during a crowded mission and when the laptop had just one stick of RAM, so take it with a grain of salt) Runs much better of course on strategic viewĪshes of the Singularity: Escalation (5 ~ 8 FPS) Valkyria Chronicles (for some reason Vsync should be disabled)Ĭivilization 6: Everything at minimum and in small maps runs at 15~30 FPS. Zone of the Enders The Second Runner M∀RS: it runs a little slow, but it is playable (15 - 30 FPS) (!) Phantasy Star Online 2: with Simple Shader runs at 60 FPS and with Medium Shader runs between 20-45 FPS Primal Carnage: Extinction (*) (tested again, runs fine with 8GB on DC) Project Nimbus: Complete Edition (!) (reducing mouse sensivity)Īlan Wake (!) (with -noblur and reducing mouse sensivity) Resident Evil Revelations 2 (I don't remember how well it ran, so let's put an *) Sherlock Holmes Crimes and Punishments (!) Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary (using new graphics 18~35 FPS, using old graphics 60 FPS) (!) XCOM 2 WOTC + +70 mods (it goes from 10 to 25 FPS and the loading times are not the best, but it is turn based) (!) Natural Selection 2 (!): it was playable, but not nice enough to play multiplayer for meīlack Mesa (But it has some huge FPS drops on Xen) (!): Xen is playable on 800圆00, so be careful Most the games were played/tested in the last 5 months: (!) those that run almost all the time between 15-30 FPS.
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(*) Games that run normally at >30 FPS but sometimes have drops to ~20 FPS (during high intense action moments, that kind of thing) Without marks, the games run almost all the time at 60 FPS The performance of the games varies, this is how I put how they run: I will skip games that are pretty much know that run on allmost every low end machine (ie games from the Source Engine, Mount and Blade, etc) and popular 2D games (ie Starbound, Hollow Knight). RAM: 8GB (2x4GB) 1066 MHz on Dual Channel (generic brand) Hi, I wanted to share a list of allmost all the games that I play on my laptop.ĬPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4210M CPU 2.60GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.6GHz