Possible to play with Integrated Graphics? - Rust

I have a 13 4130 haswell cpu. I know haswell has really good integrated graphics compared to ivy bridge. Do you think i could run rust? I also have 4 gigs 1600 mhz ram (cpu has hyperthreading) thanks alot

i dont see the link between showing ur CPU and telling us ur CPU techology has good integrated gpus.. care to elaborate as to what integrated gpu you have ?

[QUOTE=ramseymona22;42513627] .... bro just type i3 4130 in the search bar[/QUOTE] Are you talking to yourself?

Why don't you give us the info instead of making us research your own computer's hardware? You can fucking search just as well as any of us. If you don't want help, just say so.

[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;42513786]Why don't you give us the info instead of making us research your own computer's hardware? You can fucking search just as well as any of us. If you don't want help, just say so.[/QUOTE] really? Im asking people who already know what the cpu is, IF you dont know what haswell processors are why are you commenting on this thread?

[QUOTE=ramseymona22;42513810]really? Im asking people who already know what the cpu is, IF you dont know what haswell processors are why are you commenting on this thread?[/QUOTE] Don't want help. Check.

[QUOTE=ramseymona22;42513627]I have a 13 4130 haswell cpu. I know haswell has really good integrated graphics compared to ivy bridge. Do you think i could run rust? I also have 4 gigs 1600 mhz ram (cpu has hyperthreading) thanks alot .... bro just type i3 4130 in the search bar[/QUOTE] It's a relatively low budget processor with a low computing power output, but for what you pay it's a pretty decent processor. From the looks of it it has an intel HD graphics 4400 graphics chip, which won't be able to run many new-ish games with decent speeds. As rust is an alpha, you need to give it some leeway with computer hardware - yours would only just about be able to run the game on medium~ settings when it's [I]finished[/I]. I'd really doubt you'd be able to play it without a very unstable low FPS on the lowest settings.

Rust currently doesn't play nice with most integrated GPUs because it's not optimized. Unless yours is essentially equal to a mid-range gaming card from the past couple years, you're not going to have a good time. Nooo, my automerge.

You are probably going to have issues no matter what, I have a i5 2500k and a gtx 670 (4gb vram version) And although i don't get any fps lag, I get constant frame freezing when the world renders another grid. This game is in the extremely early alpha stage and it is simply is not going to play well. I'm sure it will be able to run much better later down the road with integrated graphics, but in general, you most likely will need to get a dedicated gpu when it comes to even the most basic of 3D games including Rust. Having a decent cpu simply won't cut it.

[QUOTE=ramseymona22;42513810]really? Im asking people who already know what the cpu is, IF you dont know what haswell processors are why are you commenting on this thread?[/QUOTE] Don't worry about elixwhitetail. He is a dumbass who thinks that he needs to know every bit of info before helping someone... I doubt you integrated GPU can man, from prior knowledge the i3 has an intel 4400 chip right? if so, there is no way, my friend plays with a 640m alongside a i5 ivy bridge and it lags with grass off, wait until it gets optimized... elixwhitetail, you don't need every tiny bit of detail to answer a question as you can see here... You just have to be knowledgeable in the first place.