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Maybe and a very small maybe 240p 30 fps on hd 4000. Lol.
HD chipsets will ♥♥♥♥ the bed bad in this game.
Probably could tweak the settings a bit to cut that in half.
At the OP, you can play most average games from around 3 years ago with a max FPS of about 15 with that inbred chipset. You're not going to be playing something like NMS with it.
I happen to have a laptop with an i5-4120 and the inbred Intel HD4400 I can test on. Will post later how ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it will turn out for you.
RAM usage tops 5 gb at start up but drops to 2.5 'ish after the game loads up. I find that odd but meh. My cpu never hits 65% on any core (r5 1600x).
I see similar results on my other cards. The game tends to hog up alp the gpu's power. Lol
Shaders screen is black with the points passing by. No colors.
3 minutes later...
Entered game. Everything is white. Cannot see jack except for the compass.
Adjusted a couple of settings and restarted.
Now FPS is 36.
Don't even see text for loading shaders. Just black.
Entered game after a couple of minutes I think. Still black, but I hear ambient noise.
Hit Esc more menu, still black. Killed client.
Attempted to make some adjustments to the settings file manually. NO GO.
When I got the white screen, I had hoped it might work. That was at 720p, which is smaller than my screens default resolution.
Switching to 1366x768 (default) was a solid no-go with the completely black screen.
Went back to 720p with some adjusted settings, and gave it another shot. nope
Even gave it a try with 1024x576. Everything on lowest settings. No dice. Client switched it back to 720p automatically.
TLDR
This game is completely unplayable on the 4400. OP has a 4000, so they can pretty much guarantee that they cannot play the game on that.
Indie games like minecraft sure. AAA titles like Witcher expect piss poor performance if you can actually get them to run. Procedurally generated games like NMS expect them to crash constantly and slide show fps assuming the dam thing will even launch.
I absolutely hate seeing a part that isn't being used fully. If you get less than 100% usage your settings are too low, you have a bottleneck, or something else is arigh.