Going from 1080p75 on my desktop to 540p45 on my laptop is painful nowadays.Ĭities: Skylines works OK, but even at the lowest settings it can't run above 30 FPS. I did play a bit at 0.7x of 1080p, which gets you around 30 FPS. I played Elite: Dangerous for over a year on it (did my first trip to SagA* on it) but I had to set the resolution scaler down to 0.5x of 1080p on a monitor (or 0.7x of 1366x768 on the built in screen) for anything close to 60 FPS. I'm actually convinced the GPU in the Nintendo Switch is more capable than the HD 4600 in our laptops. I've found it to be surprisingly capable, though it does get absolutely destroyed by my current 'budget' desktop based around a Ryzen APU. If the same issue can be observed, contact the game developer.I have a laptop with the exact same CPU/GPU and 12 GB of RAM.If applicable, test the configuration without the dedicated video card, using just the Intel® Processor Graphics or test the configuration using another dedicated video card (if possible).Use the Intel® Processor Graphics settings recommended on Gameplay - Intel for each game.Turn off the Record in the background while I’m playing a game setting.From the left had menu, directly below Game Bar, select Game DVR.Under Control how Game Bar opens and recognizes your game turn off the option for Record game clips, screenshots and broadcast using Game bar.In the Windows search box type Game bar settings and press Enter.

Turn off the Windows Game Bar and Game DVR.

Double-click On battery and set the value to 100, then do the same for Plugged in.

Scroll down, find Processor power management and expand it.

To the right of the current power plan, select the option for Change plan settings.

Under Choose or customize a power plan, the currently selected power plan is displayed (set to Balanced by default).

In the Run window, type powercfg.cpl and press OK.

If a dedicated graphics card is in use, download the latest driver from the graphics card manufacturer and update it according to their instructions.

Follow How to Install an Intel® Graphics Driver in Windows® 10 and Windows 8*/8.1*.

Update the Intel® Processor Graphics driver.

Check with the motherboard manufacturer for BIOS updates and instructions on how to apply them.

Confirm there are no BIOS or Operating System updates missing.

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