Laptop ( Narrative) : Lenovo Flex 5 81X20005US | Ryzen 5 4500U | 16GB RAM (soldered) | Vega 6 Graphics | SKHynix P31 1TB NVMe SSD | Intel AX200 Wifi (all-around awesome machine) Main System ( Byarlant) : Ryzen 7 3800XT | Asus B350-F Strix | EK 240mm Basic AIO | 16GB G.Skill DDR4 3200MT/s CAS-14 | PNY RTX 3060 Ti XLR8 Gaming Revel Epic-X | Samsung 960 PRO 512GB / Samsung 970 EVO 500GB / Crucial MX500 2TB / Crucial MX500 500GB / WD White 7200RPM 8TB | Corsair RM750X | Intel X540-T2 10G NIC | Inateck USB 3.0 Card | Hyte Y60 Case | Dell U3415W Monitor | Microsoft Modern Keyboard It's such a headache to play with integrated graphics, gladly Ryzen's Vega 8 and 10 are much better.

Ours doesn't even hit above 32 fps.Ĭan someone help? What other settings can I change?

We changed it to the max 512MB, but still the same fps! I just don't get it.Īccording to this video: we should get 43 fps average at with 36 fps minimum. The BIOS only allocated 64MB for the integrated graphics. We already changed all the Intel settings that are possible to performance and maximum power output. Even if we put it at high performance settings, all effects of and some other custom options on performance, we still get just barely above 30 fps. On 1080p performance mode we get around 30-32 fps. On 1080p quality mode with all effects turned off, we get about 23-25 fps. We're using the built in fps counter of the game. The goal is to play at 1080p low settings, but it's still pretty hard to get good fps, even on this esports title. In Rocket League we've tried different settings. We're trying to play Rocket League together and I actually thought Intel HD could run it, but it's far worse than my expectations. The build consists of a i7 4770, 16GB RAM and MSI motherboard. One of my family's member GPU died out of nowhere 2 months ago and now he's stuck with his Intel HD Graphics 4600 for gaming.

Intel hd 4600 graphics