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 22 FPS being the norm and many low spikes (!) Genshi Impact: everything at minimum runs between 20 and 30 FPS. Most the games were played/tested in the last 5 months:

(!) those that run almost all the time between 15-30 FPS. (*) 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 That's what I have (on Windows 10) but the Intel Driver Update Utility is trying to tell me to update to 15.33. Could someone please help me? Thank you in advance.The latest driver is obviously 20. I am extremely confused with which driver is the latest and best for my PC. However, when I go on to Device Manager and select 'Update Driver Software' it gives me this driver version:Īs you can see, this driver software states that it is for Intel NUC products (which I do not have), but it still gives me it as the 'latest driver software' for my Intel HD Graphics 4600.įinally, when I run Intel's automatic driver finder and installer, I get this driver: Here is the link to the latest driver version: My PC uses Intel HD Graphics 4600 for its graphics driver.

Intel hd 4600 graphics