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Everything worked smoothly out of the box. No need to adjust game detail.
but it may have Intel HD 3000 graphics. There are some Youtube-videos that show that Sir works fine with Intel HD 3000 graphics https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sir+you+are+being+huntey+intel+hd
Try to find out the model name of your laptop. With the model name you can try to find out what kind of graphics hardware they used for your laptop.
Or, you can simply find out the model name of your CPU and check out the following Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_i5_microprocessors
The Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors provide integrated graphics processing units. That roughly(!) means that the graphics computations do take place on the same chip as the CPU computations. And that's why a specific Intel CPU model will have a specific Intel HD graphics support.
No. It probably won't. I don't know what operating system you use but it's pretty normal for Windows and Linux to already make use of this strategy. But be warned: A non-SSD harddrive is a lot slower than RAM.