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I run similar hardware (desktop though), it's more than enough to run on medium graphics settings. People need to stop underestimating Intel Graphics.
True.
It's not.
Intel HD Graphics is actually what's known as integrated graphics, or the use of your standard hardware (RAM, CPU, etc) to process graphics data rather than having a seperate set of RAM and a CPU to do just that. This is actually highly problematic, and can lead to noticibly terrible performance in games.