It's cool that integrated graphics are finally some what usable with the Ryzen's. About 25 years ago I had a summer job as a kid. I saved up 600 bucks and went to best buy to get myself a pre-built. (I knew nothing about computers yet) I ended up getting a discounted display unit with an Intel celeron 600 mhz, 64mb of sdram, and a 20gb HD. 600 mhz is .6 ghz. It had integrated graphics and some how I managed to play counter-strike at 800 x 600 resolution. Some of the cheapest smart phones on the market blow my old computer out of the water. Crazy how technology just keeps on going.
I've used a Laptop with AMD E1-2100 CPU, Radeon HD 8210 iGPU (on par or weaker than gt 210 I think) 2GB of RAM, and no SSD (probably the worst part here) from 2014 to 2019. Factorio runs at around 40fps, but it takes around 15 minutes to load .
The fact that it can run Valorant and Skyrim decently is pretty cool. Meaning it also can run: Fallout (1-NV), Morrowind, Oblivion, Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen, Dragon Age: Origin, Kingdom of Amalur, Divinity 2 Developer's Cut, etc. just fine
Ahh yes the Intel UHD 620 Graphics...still use it and can't wait to upgrade to an RX 6600. BTW loved the video Kryzzp and as a side note I use the i3-8130U which sucks but it gets the job done.
I had previously just given up on UHD totally. To be honest, I think you did a good job getting some form of playability from the 620 here. I was expecting way worse... .
Having to download a 100gb game just to play it for 2 minutes (or zero, when it crashes). Then delete it and download another one... man i feel your pain. I really appreciate your work!
Ah yes, My Previous Laptop's iGPU before I upgraded to a 750 Ti, it was decent for me. Since I only played Roblox, Minecraft and CS:GO at 720P low it was some what playable on it. But still better than the GT 710. Btw cool video Krzzyp!
@@Eleganttf2 your country is not the only country. In my country the RX580 is very expensive. And the GTX 750 Ti is perfectly fine for light/low-spec games. Not everyone is playing triple-A games, some of us enjoy lighter games like Minecraft, Valorant, Roblox, GTA San Andreas, etc..
Hey Kryzzp, long time viewer! I really love your videos not just* for the useful insides on the gaming hardware, but mostly for your personality :) Also wonder if you could maybe recap 2060/2060s in 2024, would be much appreciated Either way kudos for your work, you're amazing, I love you dude :p
This is exactly what I used to play on, but with even worse specs! I had an i3-8130U and 4GB of RAM. I just about ran Splitgate at the time at 640x480 at 30fps. I ended up upgrading to a GTX 760 PC which was a huge upgrade 😂
Disabling turbo boost helps alot with overheating CPUs, you can also try undervolting with ThrottleStop and it'll make a noticeable difference in FPS and Temp
great video! I remember when I had the Intel HD 4000, I used to play a game called, Amnesia: The Dark Descent. I used to also play Combat Arms haha. Good old times :D Now i have a laptop with an Geforce RTX 4050 6GB of VRAM and 64gb of ram. I think that's pretty good. Cpu is Intel core i7 13th gen 13620H
Yeah but that's basically a hit or miss sometimes it works the other it doesn't I used throttleup to do so since Acer doesn't have that option in bios freaking motherboard@@dee_wade
Skyrim is my most played game by quite a bit with over 4500 hours across over a half dozen characters, 2nd place being PC Building Simulator with over 2500 hours. Back when I first started playing Skyrim Legendary Edition in 2013(32 bit, all major DLCs) I did so on a refurbished 2012 laptop I got in June of 2013 with an AMD A8 4500M APU sporting HD 7640G graphics. It had 2x4GB sticks of DDR3 1600 Ram, a 750GB HDD and a 15.6 inch 1366 x 768 display. I probably did more playing on an external 15 inch 1027 x 768 CRT than on any newer PC with higher res screen. I think I used mostly high settings with a few very high. The game would chug a bit when I first loaded into an area but would smooth out fairly quick. I didn't know about the Steam FPS counter overlay until years later. I guess my frame rate would drop quite a lot on the steps up to Dragonsreach in Whiterun but I didn't know it until then. I was blissfully unaware of just how low my frame rates could get, but the game seemed to run okay enough for the most part most of the time.
I have i3-8145U version. Valorant will be quite heavier on Competitive mode. Games I play regularly: Live for Speed(simracing) 1080p75+ Medium; League of Legends 1080p60 Medium; STALKER GAMMA (FREE) 720p45 High settings DX8 mode. Other games that I enjoyed: Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux (720p45(0.5xres) lowest settings), Tomb raider 2013 (720p45 lowest settings), Grid Autosport (720p60 Low Settings). I installed ThrottleStop for undervolt and make CPU more efficient and to control temps and fan noise. Went from 320cb to 360cb on cinebenchR15 and reduce temp from 95 to 87. I further put lock to 3GHz max clock so it doesn't become loud and hot because of Turbo 3.6GHz, I don't really need it, also wastes less battery, though I use 2.1GHz profile for super efficiency, and unlocked profile if I really need the extra CPU performance. 4 years running and no problems for me.
Fun fact: GTA IV, with the tweaked stream.ini and start parameters, using DXVK... it's amazingly playable at 720p, medium texture quality, no shadows and everything else at 35 or higher.
That same CPU/iGPU in a Dell Latitude 7490 was my travel laptop for a couple years. 17W max. Yeah Valorant is about the 3D limit, though Portal is good and Fortnite used to play well, even a year ago. I got second place using that lil laptop! Tomb Raider '13 is OK with the right settings, even Rocket League played better than your end clip showed but I think I was playing at 720p. Have a newer latitude with Xe now, like 3X as fast lol.
used to play Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition on a Lenovo T440s with i7 4600u & intel HD 4400. Ran fine until they updated the menus and the UI. Unfortunately they never changed the minimum system requirements, where it still says intel HD 4000, but at this point you need I think at least something like 6th Gen integrated graphics to run the game somewhat smoothly. Still playing on integrated graphics these days, but the Radeon 680m in the Ryzen 6800HS is way more potent then the Intel UHD ones. Only playing old games anyway. Highest demanding game I play on this is Age of Wonders Planetfall, which runs well at 2560x1600.
I use a system with this gpu. A really important thing to note is that vulkan performance is terrible. Idk why, but while the 620 technically supports vulkan, it should be avoided at all costs in favor of opengl or directx (since im on linux I usually don't have much of a choice :/). Basically any AAA game made after 2014 is gonna struggle. Also, a couple things that help: 1. Lowering FOV will increase fps noticeably in many games. 2. Playing at a 4:3 or 5:4 aspect ratio usually increases fps, even if a similar amount of pixels are being displayed. 3. Closing any apps that you have open (discord, webbrowser, etc) will usually give an fps boost. 4. Idk why, but lowing your refresh rate to 30hz (or even 24hz in extreme situations) will make things feel smoother than just setting an fps cap. 5. Some games there is a .ini file that you can tweak the LOD settings and other options. You can basically make RDR2 look like a cursed ps1 game doing this.
I would love to see Doom Eternal on these really low end PCs because that game is super optimized and runs fast on ANYTHING. Even switch plays well surprisingly.
That's my current one. I'm hoping to be able to build a new computer soon. Thank you so much for your videos, they are helping me decide on what to go next (most likely a Ryzen 7 5700G and later choose a graphics card)
I'm finished DOOM eternal back then in covid quarantine with UHD 520 and i3 6006U. And that was fun, (not the quarantine part of). 15fps-20fps gaming is smooth back then when I have nothing better 😂
I used to have this laptop. Exact specs but it was an hp spectre. My mom got it for me back in 2016, and i had it until 2021. I used to play left 4 dead 2 all the time and light emulation. It surprisingly came with a 4k display too although idek why. Glad i eventually upgraded though because the performance sucks balls.
I have that uhd graphics on my hp Elitebook GT1030 X360 Laptop. Might died down owning it on November 2023 trying to play and ready for a better laptop that will game.
Please see if you can lift the power limits. On my HP Elitebook 840 G5 with an i5 8350U, I can lift the power limits in Throttlestop to basically unlimited.
You should try again downloading an older version of Intel xtu. The newer versions don't work but if you can find an old one from about 4 years ago it should probably work
did you optimize this laptop before playing on it? because i have a laptop with the same iGPU but an i5 8250u which has the same TDP as this but i can't even sustain 60fps in Valorant at 640x480 in with the lowest settings and all bloom an shadows turned off from the condig files.
The reason why CPU may seem to be a bottleneck sometimes is because the power limit is set to a whole CPU+GPU combo, to make that combo work under certain limit the CPU clock goes down when GPU usage goes up and vice versa, and GPU heavy situations like gaming forces CPU to throttle. It is supposed to deliver the best balance between CPU and GPU power and is great for battery life, but unlocking the power limit with apps like ThrottleStop will (as the name says) stop the CPU and GPU from throttling, at least until the thermals are alright.
@@olnnn Yeah, that's also what you can do from the throttlestop program. My old laptop with i5 4210U was performing extremely bad in games because the CPU sometimes could throttle as far as 800MHz just to keep that iGPU clock high at default 15W TDP. I set the power limit to unlimited and undervolted it a little bit and in some situations the performance was over double what it was before and the power draw was still just 25W without throttling even a little bit. Unfortunately some laptops are not able to undervolt, I later had few 8th and 9th gen machines and all of them were able to, but some 10th gen and later machines had voltage control options completely greyed out in throttlestop so you can't change it.
@@mruczyslaw50 At least on the 10th gen laptop I have I can undervolt but have to disable Memory Integrity in windows 11 for throttlestop to work otherwise it's not available - not sure if it's possible to increase the power limit though, it seemed like that was much more complicated on newerso haven't bothered trying as I mainly did it to keep temps down anyhow.
@@olnnn I always disable memory integrity because it does hit the performance by a little bit in some situations, but undervolting still wasn't available. If you were able to do it then it may be just a BIOS related lock in certain laptop models, not something related to the intel chip generation itself.
I wonder if would Intel package their A-series GPUs with their CPUs in laptops; I think that it'll be such a huge leap in price-to-performance for those machines. I could guess it'll be around $1000 for a very good laptop/desktop experience with some gaming on the side, especially since the real bottleneck for those GPUs right now is the drivers 🧍🧍
Watching this on the Dell latitude 7400 i7 8th Uhd 620. Considering that I upgraded from an intel celeron, this isnt so bad. I might need to buy an external graphics card later I guess
FWY, I have an XPS 13 2021, the laptop is a huge disappointment, has audio and charging problems, and looking online this seems pretty common, so look that up if you are considering the XPS line (because in the last few years it really fell down hard)
i have that exact same laptop and to be honest, to have optimal results you have to set EVERYTHING at 30.. fortnite is pretty playable setted at 30fps, and 2d games as well... warzone is not playable some UE5 games can crash, but overall this can be a ''starter pack'' but if u gonna play 1,500 on this laptop just buy an RTX please
My Dell Latitude 5580 had the hd620 and it works perfectly for me. I even run basic games. Ever since I switched to macOS I haven't really used it a ton tho, macOS works MUCH better for my needs. If anything, I'm only keeping the Dell on Windows cus of Windows programs. This laptop is kinda beautiful tho
You can use an older version of Intel XTU and it'll allow you to adjust the core voltage offset. I actually did this just yesterday with my old i5-8300h laptop 👍
One good thing about laptop lower resolution doesn't look terrible on 15inch screen like 1366x768 or 1600x900 I have dell laptop with iris xe igpu and tried out some older games 2015-2020 it actually playable with 30FPS locked and low mid settings
Valorant on 720p low and going into the config file to reduce the UE4 values to 0 helps a ton, I can achieve a solid 110-120 FPS with an i7-1255U Though when there are more than 3 big ults it drops a bit, like Viper pit, Astra wall, Brimstone orbital strike 😢
I normally own a nice gaming PC, but on vacation I brought my chuwi laptop with a celeron that has uhd 600 graphics, those are like 3x slower... I got 150 fps in minecraft 1.21 on 800x600 with sodium which ain't too bad, but at 1440p without mods it ran at like 2 fps
You can try to remove the power limit by uninstalling the thermal frame work driver and then install throttlestop to manually set the boost clock so that that clock speeds does not change too often. I tried this on my i5 7200u.
@@madmehtab should be in your device manager. “Intel thermal framework driver” make sure you uninstall and delete the driver. If you remove this power limit, it will guarantee your processor will reach 90C or more so be careful. You probably have to install throttlestop too to manually switch turboboost on and off.
Games that i have played AND beat on this gpu with 12 gb ram and i3 7th : Dark souls 1-3 Elden ring Sekiro Batman arkhams (all except knight) Monster hunter rise
i had a Alienware gaming laptop from 2019 and man this thing would hit 110c, called dell support and they said this is normal, man the keyboard was hot you couldnt even rest your hand on it
0:35 Dog Be like - Ooo yeah New Laptop... Helll NAWW, !! Its the Intel UHD...
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Do you know what fps meter and all the stuff that is i need for my pc as well
@@rushi_69 MSI Afterburner.. Search on youtube you will get it.
@@rushi_69 it is msi afterburner with rivatuner statistics, you can watch tutorial on how to enable fps counter with it
UHD stands for Ultra High Depression
@@relawc8736 😂
good one, haha
Or in my prior experience... Great Messed Ass (I ran GMA X4500 for nearly a decade in my first PC)
All it can do on a 4K monitor is turn on all of the pixels, it's like a glorified lamp
0:36 Bro told his dog to get tf out of his shot
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2:35 And he also tried to rotate the pigeon's head with his hand. 😂
Lmao
Doggo saw his/her own reflection 😢
0:35 the DOG saw 10 fps 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@Based_Deutscher_Patriot 🤣🤣🤣
Guys remember when Counter Strike used to be more optimised than Valorant?
That’s CS:GO, you’re comparing CS2 to Valorant. CS:GO and CS2 are different games even though they are fundamentally the same thing
Cs2 is little bit more demanding though
CS2 is a new engine, CS2 still needs optimizations but far from being bad, It's more demanding because honestly it just looks better.
Why do people think cs2 will run as good as csgo because that’s literally not possible. Clearly there’s better graphics so it’ll be more demanding.
Yeah i played cs go every day on my intel hd 4000 smoothly
I used to have integrated graphics on an intel pentium cpu. Thankfully now i have a ryzen 7 5700g and i can play forza horizon 5 with it
damn i wish more people like you deserve gpus
I also used to have a Pentium n3540. Now I have a Rtx 3070 and ryzen 7 5800x
I used to have a intel hd 512, now I have a i51135g7 iris xe and thankfully I can run FH5 and RDR2.
It's cool that integrated graphics are finally some what usable with the Ryzen's. About 25 years ago I had a summer job as a kid. I saved up 600 bucks and went to best buy to get myself a pre-built. (I knew nothing about computers yet) I ended up getting a discounted display unit with an Intel celeron 600 mhz, 64mb of sdram, and a 20gb HD. 600 mhz is .6 ghz. It had integrated graphics and some how I managed to play counter-strike at 800 x 600 resolution. Some of the cheapest smart phones on the market blow my old computer out of the water. Crazy how technology just keeps on going.
I used have pentium e5700 and nvidia 9400gt . Not I have i5 13500hx and rtx 4050 laptop . I can run any game highest settings in 1080p
Mr with hd 610 on pentium duo core cpu: damn thats fast
I had to endure a laptop celeron with 4gb ram and hd 610 for 4 years or so
I've used a Laptop with AMD E1-2100 CPU, Radeon HD 8210 iGPU (on par or weaker than gt 210 I think) 2GB of RAM, and no SSD (probably the worst part here) from 2014 to 2019. Factorio runs at around 40fps, but it takes around 15 minutes to load .
@@bighmm6301 bruh I'm still with a Intel Celeron laptops and 4gb of ram,Intel hd 500 graphics🥲
me with hd 520
@@bighmm6301 Haha I endured even worse, G45 motherboard graphics with core 2 duo non hyperthreaded and HDD with 3 GB ram. Safe to say never going back
Damn that bird was just chilling on it lol
The fact that it can run Valorant and Skyrim decently is pretty cool. Meaning it also can run: Fallout (1-NV), Morrowind, Oblivion, Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen, Dragon Age: Origin, Kingdom of Amalur, Divinity 2 Developer's Cut, etc. just fine
Perfectly fine for gaming😁 You just have to refer to Gameplay ICU or other similar channels for collection of low-spec games
Ahh yes the Intel UHD 620 Graphics...still use it and can't wait to upgrade to an RX 6600. BTW loved the video Kryzzp and as a side note I use the i3-8130U which sucks but it gets the job done.
Hello guys ca i play PES with my Latitude 5300 Laptop it has intel i 7 8665u with Intel UHD Graphics 620 Integrated 16Gb Ram
@@DAnny45-s6t Maybe its late but you can play until pes 2021, new efotball stutter all the time and its unplayable.
I had previously just given up on UHD totally. To be honest, I think you did a good job getting some form of playability from the 620 here. I was expecting way worse... .
Having to download a 100gb game just to play it for 2 minutes (or zero, when it crashes). Then delete it and download another one... man i feel your pain.
I really appreciate your work!
finally more laptops I have been waiting a lot thanks for the video kryzzp
25:23 that's a great way to demonstrate the input lag 😂
Kryzpp . One of the most entertaining benchmarking youtuber out there . Please make a series of videos on the Rog ally .
Ah yes, My Previous Laptop's iGPU before I upgraded to a 750 Ti, it was decent for me. Since I only played Roblox, Minecraft and CS:GO at 720P low it was some what playable on it. But still better than the GT 710. Btw cool video Krzzyp!
Divorcedness
no way you "upgraded" to 750 Ti 😂 IN 2024 ???? bro you do realize that even an RX 580 is so dirt cheap right ? why would you even buy 750 Ti..
@@Eleganttf2 I am daily driving a RX 6600 rn, the 750 ti I upgraded to was in 2022
@@Eleganttf2 your country is not the only country. In my country the RX580 is very expensive. And the GTX 750 Ti is perfectly fine for light/low-spec games. Not everyone is playing triple-A games, some of us enjoy lighter games like Minecraft, Valorant, Roblox, GTA San Andreas, etc..
6:57 sounds like "Now the PC restored in the world"
Hey Kryzzp, long time viewer! I really love your videos not just* for the useful insides on the gaming hardware, but mostly for your personality :)
Also wonder if you could maybe recap 2060/2060s in 2024, would be much appreciated
Either way kudos for your work, you're amazing, I love you dude :p
It would be cool to see a video about upgrading the cooling system to see if there's some improvement in games. Nice vid.
This is exactly what I used to play on, but with even worse specs! I had an i3-8130U and 4GB of RAM. I just about ran Splitgate at the time at 640x480 at 30fps. I ended up upgrading to a GTX 760 PC which was a huge upgrade 😂
Aww man, I used a laptop like that before I switched to my ryzen 5 4600g... And I don't miss it at all!
Disabling turbo boost helps alot with overheating CPUs, you can also try undervolting with ThrottleStop and it'll make a noticeable difference in FPS and Temp
damn memories bro i completed mafia 3 with 11 fps and enjoyed it!
great video! I remember when I had the Intel HD 4000, I used to play a game called, Amnesia: The Dark Descent. I used to also play Combat Arms haha. Good old times :D Now i have a laptop with an Geforce RTX 4050 6GB of VRAM and 64gb of ram. I think that's pretty good. Cpu is Intel core i7 13th gen 13620H
not really, a desktop with the GTX 1080 outperforms it
2:28 I truly didn't expect that
Where did you get a dove?
You can disable intel turbo boost it really helps for stability it will run at its initial speed and better temps ( do it from the bios )
Can also be done via advanced power plan settings in most cases
Yeah but that's basically a hit or miss sometimes it works the other it doesn't I used throttleup to do so since Acer doesn't have that option in bios freaking motherboard@@dee_wade
Right there with ya buddy, back in 2011 I was an APU user trying to play Skyrim on PC 😭 Man how times have changed
Skyrim is my most played game by quite a bit with over 4500 hours across over a half dozen characters, 2nd place being PC Building Simulator with over 2500 hours. Back when I first started playing Skyrim Legendary Edition in 2013(32 bit, all major DLCs) I did so on a refurbished 2012 laptop I got in June of 2013 with an AMD A8 4500M APU sporting HD 7640G graphics. It had 2x4GB sticks of DDR3 1600 Ram, a 750GB HDD and a 15.6 inch 1366 x 768 display. I probably did more playing on an external 15 inch 1027 x 768 CRT than on any newer PC with higher res screen. I think I used mostly high settings with a few very high. The game would chug a bit when I first loaded into an area but would smooth out fairly quick. I didn't know about the Steam FPS counter overlay until years later. I guess my frame rate would drop quite a lot on the steps up to Dragonsreach in Whiterun but I didn't know it until then. I was blissfully unaware of just how low my frame rates could get, but the game seemed to run okay enough for the most part most of the time.
I have i3-8145U version. Valorant will be quite heavier on Competitive mode. Games I play regularly: Live for Speed(simracing) 1080p75+ Medium; League of Legends 1080p60 Medium; STALKER GAMMA (FREE) 720p45 High settings DX8 mode.
Other games that I enjoyed: Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux (720p45(0.5xres) lowest settings), Tomb raider 2013 (720p45 lowest settings), Grid Autosport (720p60 Low Settings).
I installed ThrottleStop for undervolt and make CPU more efficient and to control temps and fan noise. Went from 320cb to 360cb on cinebenchR15 and reduce temp from 95 to 87. I further put lock to 3GHz max clock so it doesn't become loud and hot because of Turbo 3.6GHz, I don't really need it, also wastes less battery, though I use 2.1GHz profile for super efficiency, and unlocked profile if I really need the extra CPU performance. 4 years running and no problems for me.
Love your videos man, Its so original, i would love to see your gpu collection lol im a gpu nerd too
My old laptop used to have a uhd 620, I forced that thing to do far too much but it served me well
Im surprised that the plastic didnt melt 😅
Perfect for like waiting at the airport or something like visiting annoying relatives.
It’s horrible but it popular 😂! Thanks for the video ❤🙏
I played with a laptop with UHD 620 for 7 years, a few months ago I was finally able to build a new PC and the change has been incredible
I have Dell XPS 13 and I use lossless scaling to get more fps + with my old ps3 controller so the latency wouldn't be bad
Fun fact: GTA IV, with the tweaked stream.ini and start parameters, using DXVK... it's amazingly playable at 720p, medium texture quality, no shadows and everything else at 35 or higher.
I recently upgraded from an old laptop with i3 6006u to 13400f and 1660 super and it's literally the best thing.
16:16 - look at that temp spike, from 67 to 100 degrees
can you try the ryzen 5 5600g
That same CPU/iGPU in a Dell Latitude 7490 was my travel laptop for a couple years. 17W max. Yeah Valorant is about the 3D limit, though Portal is good and Fortnite used to play well, even a year ago. I got second place using that lil laptop! Tomb Raider '13 is OK with the right settings, even Rocket League played better than your end clip showed but I think I was playing at 720p. Have a newer latitude with Xe now, like 3X as fast lol.
Fortnite is so stutters for me on iris xe performance mode... 😢😢
it really nice to see u test Intel igpu again krypzz❤️❤️
used to play Age of Empires 2 Definitive Edition on a Lenovo T440s with i7 4600u & intel HD 4400. Ran fine until they updated the menus and the UI. Unfortunately they never changed the minimum system requirements, where it still says intel HD 4000, but at this point you need I think at least something like 6th Gen integrated graphics to run the game somewhat smoothly.
Still playing on integrated graphics these days, but the Radeon 680m in the Ryzen 6800HS is way more potent then the Intel UHD ones.
Only playing old games anyway. Highest demanding game I play on this is Age of Wonders Planetfall, which runs well at 2560x1600.
I use a system with this gpu. A really important thing to note is that vulkan performance is terrible. Idk why, but while the 620 technically supports vulkan, it should be avoided at all costs in favor of opengl or directx (since im on linux I usually don't have much of a choice :/). Basically any AAA game made after 2014 is gonna struggle.
Also, a couple things that help:
1. Lowering FOV will increase fps noticeably in many games.
2. Playing at a 4:3 or 5:4 aspect ratio usually increases fps, even if a similar amount of pixels are being displayed.
3. Closing any apps that you have open (discord, webbrowser, etc) will usually give an fps boost.
4. Idk why, but lowing your refresh rate to 30hz (or even 24hz in extreme situations) will make things feel smoother than just setting an fps cap.
5. Some games there is a .ini file that you can tweak the LOD settings and other options. You can basically make RDR2 look like a cursed ps1 game doing this.
That is the type of content i like
I would love to see Doom Eternal on these really low end PCs because that game is super optimized and runs fast on ANYTHING. Even switch plays well surprisingly.
When I had this GPU, i used to play Borderlands 2 on 720p low
Welcome to my life
Thank you for playing hollow knight, I've played it, it's my favorite game of all time.
Look at the cute little borb, just casually sitting on the laptop.
the laptop looks sick👌
Bro I actually played a lot on my 8250U with that exact same igpu, around 5 years ago
You should also test these games on low end devices:
1. *Roblox*
2. *Overwatch 2*
3. *Fall Guys*
4. *Party Animals*
I used to play apex legends on intel hd5500 and it ran pretty similar to this... fun times tho:))
2:33 wallpaper worthy!
That's my current one. I'm hoping to be able to build a new computer soon. Thank you so much for your videos, they are helping me decide on what to go next (most likely a Ryzen 7 5700G and later choose a graphics card)
Glad to help! Thanks for watching and good luck with the new PC :)
I have a spare Rx 5700xt that I don't use
The benchmark i've been wondering how it might be from last 8-9 months💀 and now I'm more than happy for what I didn't do but Krzypp did !😁😁
27:40
iGPU so good even steam decided to forget an hour of your gameplay 😎
Currently have i5 7th gen wih intel hd 620 enjoying it its amazing playing arma 3 in it previously i was intel hd 4000 user ❤❤
using loseless scaling was the Perfect choice for my UHD 620 + dxvk and Vulkan Configurator Managed to run so much more games..
+ Reshade (Sharpen and Anti aliasing) while using lossless scaling is a game changer
Far Cry 3 with 30-40 fps in this thing is pretty good. I played this game with much worse performance back in the day
U gona review every laptop except RTX 2050
my everyday experience lol 😇
Was a proud Intel uhd for 4 yrs straight and finally got a rtx 20 series laptop (the difference is INSAne)
There is nothing that will change my mind laptop vids are the best one’s
I'm finished DOOM eternal back then in covid quarantine with UHD 520 and i3 6006U. And that was fun, (not the quarantine part of). 15fps-20fps gaming is smooth back then when I have nothing better 😂
I used to have this laptop. Exact specs but it was an hp spectre. My mom got it for me back in 2016, and i had it until 2021. I used to play left 4 dead 2 all the time and light emulation. It surprisingly came with a 4k display too although idek why. Glad i eventually upgraded though because the performance sucks balls.
I have that uhd graphics on my hp Elitebook GT1030 X360 Laptop. Might died down owning it on November 2023 trying to play and ready for a better laptop that will game.
Please see if you can lift the power limits. On my HP Elitebook 840 G5 with an i5 8350U, I can lift the power limits in Throttlestop to basically unlimited.
You should try again downloading an older version of Intel xtu. The newer versions don't work but if you can find an old one from about 4 years ago it should probably work
*Babe wake up el kryzzpo dropped a new integraded graphics video 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
You know, a great thing for old consoles emulators, 90-s and early 2000 games...
UPD: and minecraft, ofc
did you optimize this laptop before playing on it? because i have a laptop with the same iGPU but an i5 8250u which has the same TDP as this but i can't even sustain 60fps in Valorant at 640x480 in with the lowest settings and all bloom an shadows turned off from the condig files.
The reason why CPU may seem to be a bottleneck sometimes is because the power limit is set to a whole CPU+GPU combo, to make that combo work under certain limit the CPU clock goes down when GPU usage goes up and vice versa, and GPU heavy situations like gaming forces CPU to throttle. It is supposed to deliver the best balance between CPU and GPU power and is great for battery life, but unlocking the power limit with apps like ThrottleStop will (as the name says) stop the CPU and GPU from throttling, at least until the thermals are alright.
Undervolting also helps a lot on these low power cpus since it makes them able to boost higher without hitting the power limit
@@olnnn Yeah, that's also what you can do from the throttlestop program. My old laptop with i5 4210U was performing extremely bad in games because the CPU sometimes could throttle as far as 800MHz just to keep that iGPU clock high at default 15W TDP. I set the power limit to unlimited and undervolted it a little bit and in some situations the performance was over double what it was before and the power draw was still just 25W without throttling even a little bit. Unfortunately some laptops are not able to undervolt, I later had few 8th and 9th gen machines and all of them were able to, but some 10th gen and later machines had voltage control options completely greyed out in throttlestop so you can't change it.
@@mruczyslaw50 At least on the 10th gen laptop I have I can undervolt but have to disable Memory Integrity in windows 11 for throttlestop to work otherwise it's not available - not sure if it's possible to increase the power limit though, it seemed like that was much more complicated on newerso haven't bothered trying as I mainly did it to keep temps down anyhow.
@@olnnn I always disable memory integrity because it does hit the performance by a little bit in some situations, but undervolting still wasn't available. If you were able to do it then it may be just a BIOS related lock in certain laptop models, not something related to the intel chip generation itself.
I wonder if would Intel package their A-series GPUs with their CPUs in laptops; I think that it'll be such a huge leap in price-to-performance for those machines. I could guess it'll be around $1000 for a very good laptop/desktop experience with some gaming on the side, especially since the real bottleneck for those GPUs right now is the drivers 🧍🧍
Watching this on the Dell latitude 7400 i7 8th Uhd 620. Considering that I upgraded from an intel celeron, this isnt so bad. I might need to buy an external graphics card later I guess
runs better than my pc lol
FWY, I have an XPS 13 2021, the laptop is a huge disappointment, has audio and charging problems, and looking online this seems pretty common, so look that up if you are considering the XPS line (because in the last few years it really fell down hard)
Bro i have hp 1030 G4 i7 8gen 16/256 7gb graphic card uhd 620 i ply gta5...fps??
i have that exact same laptop and to be honest, to have optimal results you have to set EVERYTHING at 30.. fortnite is pretty playable setted at 30fps, and 2d games as well...
warzone is not playable
some UE5 games can crash, but overall this can be a ''starter pack'' but if u gonna play 1,500 on this laptop just buy an RTX please
My Dell Latitude 5580 had the hd620 and it works perfectly for me. I even run basic games. Ever since I switched to macOS I haven't really used it a ton tho, macOS works MUCH better for my needs. If anything, I'm only keeping the Dell on Windows cus of Windows programs. This laptop is kinda beautiful tho
You can use an older version of Intel XTU and it'll allow you to adjust the core voltage offset. I actually did this just yesterday with my old i5-8300h laptop 👍
i have samee i5-8300h, which version of intel xtu are u using. tell me its number so i can search and download
Ayy that's what I used to have! I had the HD 620 ;)
7:05 - Get Me Power !!! 🤣😄😂
One good thing about laptop lower resolution doesn't look terrible on 15inch screen like 1366x768 or 1600x900
I have dell laptop with iris xe igpu and tried out some older games 2015-2020 it actually playable with 30FPS locked and low mid settings
Valorant on 720p low and going into the config file to reduce the UE4 values to 0 helps a ton, I can achieve a solid 110-120 FPS with an i7-1255U
Though when there are more than 3 big ults it drops a bit, like Viper pit, Astra wall, Brimstone orbital strike 😢
I have used this video card to complete gta5 3 times, but now I can no longer find the joy I had before😢
thanks for making a video on laptops :)
Can you test the UHD 520 again
Also lot of support for your videos❤
Laptop day 🎉, i Used to have intel UHD graphics, you can just imagine the pain I was going through😂
I normally own a nice gaming PC, but on vacation I brought my chuwi laptop with a celeron that has uhd 600 graphics, those are like 3x slower... I got 150 fps in minecraft 1.21 on 800x600 with sodium which ain't too bad, but at 1440p without mods it ran at like 2 fps
0:35 Rex's Terrible Experience with UHD 620
Thanks for recommending Far Cry 3, I love it
as a person with uhd 620 i HAVE CURLING DEPRESSION
You can try to remove the power limit by uninstalling the thermal frame work driver and then install throttlestop to manually set the boost clock so that that clock speeds does not change too often. I tried this on my i5 7200u.
where is thermal framework driver
@@madmehtab should be in your device manager. “Intel thermal framework driver” make sure you uninstall and delete the driver.
If you remove this power limit, it will guarantee your processor will reach 90C or more so be careful. You probably have to install throttlestop too to manually switch turboboost on and off.
@@madmehtabits in the device manager. Uninstall driver there and then delete.
Great to see the attention to the Intel Warrior's out there!!
Games that i have played AND beat on this gpu with 12 gb ram and i3 7th :
Dark souls 1-3
Elden ring
Sekiro
Batman arkhams (all except knight)
Monster hunter rise
cyberpunk 1.3 can indeed "launch" in this card
i had a Alienware gaming laptop from 2019 and man this thing would hit 110c, called dell support and they said this is normal, man the keyboard was hot you couldnt even rest your hand on it