Entry Gamer with Vega 11 onboard graphics. Can it play Doom eternal?

Entry level gaming systems are built on a budget so don't have the luxury of £150 graphics cards. But can they play any games? Our video shows a system with an AMD Ryzen 5 3400G with Vega 11 graphics. We play Doom Eternal on both 1080p (low settings) and 720p. We think its playable but have a look.
This is a live system we have built today (1/12/2020) (for photo editing) so appologies if you want a professional screen capture solution vid as this is not it, but hopefully it gives you an idea of what modern onboard graphics can do.
Spec: Asrock B450M HDV, AMD Ryzen 5 3400G, 2x8GB Patriot DDR4 2666 (XMP2 settings), Kingston A400 960GB, Windows 10 home.
Note: with this spec we found memory had to be set to th 2666 XMP profile otherwise graphics crashes would occur. This suprised us as we expected the motherboard to run at "safe" 2133 memory speeds perfectly good. Changing to and from XMP, consistently made the Heaven benchmark crash when the XMP profile was NOT selected.
Note2: I also mention that graphics may be affected if online gaming, I meant performance of the game overall might be affected due to multiple other interactions you get when online. You want higher frame rates when competing with others.
Note3: Most older games will play with higher frame rates and with higher settings on this spec of PC if they are well optimised like Doom Eternal.
Note4:
Heaven benchmarks 720P basic: 57.4fps, Score 1446, min 32.9 max 102.8
Heaven benchmark 1080p basic: 27.1fps, Score 683, min 16.6 max 51.5

[@michaelmira3447]

Impressive for onboard graphics !

[@PhilErringtonSK7]

This 3600G chip has been superseded now. The new 5600G chip has Vega7 graphics which although 7 instead of the 11 cores here, actually runs the same performance wise. Its still a good way to get a working starter gaming rig on a budget.

[@Foebane72]

I currently only have Intel UHD 630 and can run Doom 2016 in highly reduced settings, but couldn't run Doom Eternal at all. I had a GTX 960 before, but it died. So I see this now as a viable alternative to play DE, seeing the current ridiculous prices of graphics cards these days!

[@PhilErringtonSK7]

The newer 4600G and 5600G are similar in performance.