Running on Intels 3000 Intergrated Graphics

[Oni's ♥♥♥ Dumpster]

Hello, i have a Laptop its got 3000 Intergrated graphics, and a i5-3230M its a Toshiba Satellite C55-A5387 and its a really good computer all those games that "require" Nvidia GPUS, well the toshiba kicks that "Reccomended Requirements" in its @$$ beam.NG drive runs at a solid 35FPS and on Automation on "High" quality i get 55-60FPS for automation, hey automation devs put your minimum requirements to i5-3230M and Intergrated 3000 Graphics.
(Also who else ran this game on max with some type of intergrated graphics)

[WildKarrde]

How about you tell us if it runs on your machine after it releases?

[Daffyflyer]

Our minimum requirements are based on what we've tested it on. It runs on Intel Integrated Graphics, but not well enough that I'd say it meets the requirements. It's playable, but only just.

[Oni's ♥♥♥ Dumpster]

you say its "just" playable but it can still run on my Single Core AMD Acer Aspire 5517

[Daffyflyer]

Good, I'm glad, but in our experience many machines that low end can't cope.

Why do you want us to change the listed requirements?

[WildKarrde]

Crap, sorry gooopgaming, I thought you were asking about a different game (my inbox is currently innundated with people asking if No Man's Sky will run on their potato pc.)

When it was in the early, early car building stages, I was able to play the game on my Acer W510 tablet, with an Intel processor and Intel GMA 3650 graphics. *barely*

According to the website below, your graphics card is over 300% more powerful than the one in my W510 was.
http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1723&gid2=581&compare=intel-gma-3650-vs-intel-hd-graphics-3000-mobile

That said, if your system runs it, it will probably be on minimum settings.

As for your final question, I don't know if I've said it here before, but I run the games on pretty high settings with my i5 Surface Pro 4, but the HD 520 graphics it comes with is a huge step up from the HD 3000 series.

The recommended settings are just that though, a recommendation, of what the developer is very comfortable the game should run well on. Even though I could run the game on my Acer W510, most people would be frustrated by the performance on that system, and would therefore be angry at the developer if they listed the GMA 3650 as a compatible graphics card. It's really not... I only got it working through a bit of electronic witchcraft.

[Oni's ♥♥♥ Dumpster]

Hello WildKarrde, i would like to also note on the Fastest settings of the game Yandere Simulator i was able to get a solid 35FPS with no lag.

[Oni's ♥♥♥ Dumpster]

becuase Daffyflyer #INTERGRATEDLIVESMATTER

[speedwarriorhemi]

Well......My current machine (Intel Celeron N2830/Intel HD Graphics "3000" on Windows 10) runs it flawlessly along with some other games i've got installed (most are racing simulators tough)

Of course.......my favorite trick to it is to keep all of its drivers (graphics, processor, et. al.) updated to their latest respective versions/builds as well as doing the scheduled system cleanup to ensure it "purrs like a kitten" if you know what i mean.......

[Oni's ♥♥♥ Dumpster]

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[JGard]

I play on a Surface Pro 3 core i5 without any real problems. Sure sometimes the engine animatin isn't very smooth, but I almost never use/run that anyway

[Greif]

Im using an intel I5 6600, (with the 530 IGPU) and it plays, but just barely and the game crashes the driver all the time.

That said, there are so many different configs that an iGPU can have (different RAM timings, latencies, speeds, even MOBOs can have an effect on performance) compared to a dedicated GPU, that it can be a pain to optimize for. This, along with their rather poor performance really makes it dumb to optimize a game for iGPUs, especially with such a small team.