I assembled my PC and am hoping the GPU market will advance soon. I’m curious about how well Intel’s built-in graphics perform for light gaming like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and similar titles. I just got a 10700k for my build.
I assembled my PC and am hoping the GPU market will advance soon. I’m curious about how well Intel’s built-in graphics perform for light gaming like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and similar titles. I just got a 10700k for my build.
You experience roughly 40-50 frames per second at 720p with medium to low quality in Fortnite, dropping to about 25-30 at 1080p. For Apex, it's around 25-30 at 720p with low settings. It works occasionally, but it’s not the best option.
You experience roughly 40-50 frames per second at 720p with medium to low quality in Fortnite, dropping to about 25-30 at 1080p. For Apex, it's around 25-30 at 720p with low settings. It works occasionally, but it’s not the best option.
Apex 720p at the lowest settings typically delivers about 30 frames per second. Fortnite at the same lowest configuration usually provides around 50 fps.
Apex 720p at the lowest settings typically delivers about 30 frames per second. Fortnite at the same lowest configuration usually provides around 50 fps.