call of duty ghosts slutter on hd graphics 4000

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hello tomshardware I have a laptop with hd graphics 4000 and 6gb ram but the game is sluttering a lot , loading time is too long in the prologue and when the game opens it runs slowly for 5 mins then crashes plz help ,
and uhh.... sorry I already posted a thread as such before but as a comment by mistake answered it so it appears as solved .
 
well firstly, I think you meant 'stuttering' :)

Secondly, you have a mobile GPU (and a really poor one at that, Intel GPU's are crap). You most likely also have a 5400rmp HD, and in the world of gaming/load times, and swapping from memory to the HD, that's gonna slow things down considerably.

There isn't very much you can do except dial back settings, and lower resolution until you get something playable. But COD Ghosts is very demanding, so I wouldn't expect anything other than low in game settings, and low res gaming. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
 

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intel's iGPU is nowhere near enough to power COD: ghosts at any resolution detail settings. AMD's A10 apu series, maybe. Please check out the minimum requirements before you purchase a game. You'll need a discrete gpu >gt735M
 

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but I have seen videos on youtube playing it on 1366 * 768 resolution very comfortably and I only want it in 800 *600 it isn't that bad of a graphic card
 

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I already am trying on minimum resolution but still it takes a heck of a time to load then it plays slowly for 5 minutes and hangs when a conversation with elias occurs then a white light comes and then it hangs
5400 mrp ? what is it , actually I am a bit naïve in the world of pc
one of my friends plays it on hd 6670 at 1024*768 with all settings low hd graphics 4000 is still better than 6670
 


hi,
Yes, the reason it takes long time to load is because of the 5400rpm HD. the RPM, means the speed at which the disc spins, and transfers speed. Its slow in comparison to a desktop HD which is a standard 7200rpm (faster than 5400rpm).

The intel hd 4000 is rubbish. And there is no way its faster than a R6670 HD. Its just not true. Your friend is talking out his hat. The 6670 is so much better.

Anyway, unfortunately, as I've said there isn't much you can do. Laptops are not good for gaming ( well generally speaking) the only laptops that are good for gaming cost 2000-3000 euro's/dollars.

 

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even if its low resolution ?


 


for the most part, yes, unfortunately. I'm sure there are older games that will run nicely. I have a laptop with Intel HD, and it will play things, like Max Payne 1/2, Ilder call of duty games. But forget about anything modern, that would be playable.
 

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i guess you are wrong at that part as I am running battlefield 3 very comfortably and all other call of duty including black ops 2 , heck it also runs max payne 3 I just bought them altogether via flipkart , india's online store and they all run perfectly , except this game .
 
i guess you are wrong at that part as I am running battlefield 3 very comfortably and all other call of duty including black ops 2 , heck it also runs max payne 3 I just bought them altogether via flipkart , india's online store and they all run perfectly , except this game .[/quotemsg]

well, look, if that's what you think, then good on you. And if your laptop plays those games you mentioned 'comfortably' then Id be very surprised. Post the details of your laptop, ie model number, brand etc. I'm interested to see.

I have an I5 laptop with Intel HD graphics, and can't play any modern game in the last 2 years 'comfortbaly' so would be interested to see what your talking about. Perhaps you could post some benchmarks to illustrate the performance you mentioned specially in BF3. Ingame settings etc.

Anyway to summarise, and finish the post, all the points ive made tell you exactly why you have poor performance. If you choose to believe otherwise, then so be it. It's a combination of a poor GPU (integrated intel) your slow hard drive, and of course all the components being low power laptop parts. You will never achieve desktop performance (and by that I mean smooth gameplay, at high resolutions with bells and whistles turned on, graphically speaking)

Anyone on Toms will tell you the same, desktops for gaming, laptops for any other business (and as eluded to already), unless you've spent 2-3k on a laptop you most likely wont be getting stellar gaming performance.

Good luck with your gaming :)
 

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well, look, if that's what you think, then good on you. And if your laptop plays those games you mentioned 'comfortably' then Id be very surprised. Post the details of your laptop, ie model number, brand etc. I'm interested to see.

I have an I5 laptop with Intel HD graphics, and can't play any modern game in the last 2 years 'comfortbaly' so would be interested to see what your talking about. Perhaps you could post some benchmarks to illustrate the performance you mentioned specially in BF3. Ingame settings etc.

Anyway to summarise, and finish the post, all the points ive made tell you exactly why you have poor performance. If you choose to believe otherwise, then so be it. It's a combination of a poor GPU (integrated intel) your slow hard drive, and of course all the components being low power laptop parts. You will never achieve desktop performance (and by that I mean smooth gameplay, at high resolutions with bells and whistles turned on, graphically speaking)

Anyone on Toms will tell you the same, desktops for gaming, laptops for any other business (and as eluded to already), unless you've spent 2-3k on a laptop you most likely wont be getting stellar gaming performance.

Good luck with your gaming :)[/quotemsg]

you know what , even intel g41 express chipset can play modern warfare 2 and 3 at low settings and the latest recommendation you gave for hd graphics 4000 was older games like max payne 1 or 2 , that's total rubbish in a sense ,
and now plz don't reply by saying that even amd radeon hd5450 is better than this because if it can play max payne 3 , call of duty all till bo2 and other games then this graphic card is still better .
 

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well, look, if that's what you think, then good on you. And if your laptop plays those games you mentioned 'comfortably' then Id be very surprised. Post the details of your laptop, ie model number, brand etc. I'm interested to see.

I have an I5 laptop with Intel HD graphics, and can't play any modern game in the last 2 years 'comfortbaly' so would be interested to see what your talking about. Perhaps you could post some benchmarks to illustrate the performance you mentioned specially in BF3. Ingame settings etc.

Anyway to summarise, and finish the post, all the points ive made tell you exactly why you have poor performance. If you choose to believe otherwise, then so be it. It's a combination of a poor GPU (integrated intel) your slow hard drive, and of course all the components being low power laptop parts. You will never achieve desktop performance (and by that I mean smooth gameplay, at high resolutions with bells and whistles turned on, graphically speaking)

Anyone on Toms will tell you the same, desktops for gaming, laptops for any other business (and as eluded to already), unless you've spent 2-3k on a laptop you most likely wont be getting stellar gaming performance.

Good luck with your gaming :)[/quotemsg]

I am running all games at 720p and medium settings such as textures etc. and my average fps for cod sits around 45-60 I measured it via fraps soo I don't think I am fighting you over this topic I just asked help from tomshardware because I saw videos of people playing it on youtube at 166*768 with low settings I thought that my laptop should also comfortably be able to perform it . awaiting for a kind reply from you .
 

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but the games she mentioned are not one or 1.5 years old games like max payne 1 and 2 date back to 2000 and 2003 respectively .
 

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and plus I never said that I am running all those games on ultra high , they all are running on semi high kind of settings like 720p resolution , medium textures , high shadows , etc.
 
Like I said believe what you want. I don't think you'll listen to anyone either way. You have an idea in your head about what level of gaming performance you have/want. That's exactly where it will stay (in your head) Those of us who have an interest in GPU/CPU's and their performance, know better. Laptop GPU's specially are renowned for being 'cut-down' versions of desktop GPU's with perhaps two thirds of the relative performance. The Intel Integrated GPU's in particular are very poor.

To stop you from posting on this topic again, and maybe you will realise some sense here, please look at this. It's the grpahics card hierarchy chart on this very website:

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html

In this list you will see exactly where your Intel IGPU is in relation to other cards. And the 6670 is way above the Intel GPU. Whether you choose to live in dreamland about your performance or not, I will now leave up to you.

Good luck with your gaming :)

edit: regarding you tube videos!!! People can make a youtube video look like pretty much anything. They can 'say' its an Intel GPU, and really have something different, and post up 'oh, look at my amazing frame rates on this Intel IGPU'....... they are videos. I trust only whats written in front of me, that I can read and research myself. Sites like Toms, Anandtech are very informative about 'actual performance' the hardware inside the GPU's etc. And also give very clear reference to the performance of each card.
Stop watching videos and read about your GPU or the ones you might want in the future.


 

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keith remember that in india ultra high gaming is not believed to be playable since 75% children of india don't even have a graphic card on their pc's , here people who even get to play gta sanandreas rejoice so you cannot understand that's why you posted that you couldn't run 1 or 2 year old games comfortably so maybe not for you but here 720p and medium - high textures comfort the Indians " a lot ".
 

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I told you I am not arguing over this topic so drop the anger from your comments plz .
actually I have seen many people talk rubbish about hd 5450 that it cannot run games at all whatsoever with many people commenting out of their hat so I at first did not believe you .
 


That may well be so. All I (and the other posters are saying) is that you can forget about any real gaming on your GPU.
Yes, you will be able to play games, mostly at low resolution and low settings, and some maybe even at medium. The point is they aren't designed for gaming really. And you won't get spectacular performance. Specially for some new game like BF4.

For the sake of comparison, I will install bf4 on my laptop this evening, and will tell you exactly what level of performance I get. Before even doing it, I can tell you it won't be playable. It's barely playable on my desktop which is more powerful than my laptop.


PS no one is fighting here, this is just about information and being helpful. I do have an idea what I'm talking about though. I'm not just saying this out of the top of my hat :)
 

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I told you I am not arguing over this topic so drop the anger from your comments plz .
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There is no 'anger' in my posts, I'm just stating facts. Also, have you not seen any of my smilies in my posts, and also wishing you good luck with your gaming :) :)
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well actually I also know for a fact that my laptop can't run bf4 .
 

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I also have some other question , below my dell laptop is stated it has radeon graphics but in the dxdiag report it clearly shows that its intel hd graphics 4000 what do I do for it shall I replace it as part of a warranty ?
 

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and the problem is that my father bought this computer so I do not have adequate information so its price is about 39000 and thus I need your help so that I can gather more info. about my laptop plz , and ya plz give me your email its a bit complex to talk on tomshardware we can talk better on email .