[SOLVED] Can i safely play on Intel graphics ?

[Sandrika]

So guys i recently lost my gpu and i just need time to buy new one , just asking if i play like MMORG game like leagueoflegends,will it reduce my system performance time to time before i get my new GPU ? ? ?
And yes also wanna know will RX 580 will be compatible to my cpu or maybe u suggest something else.

My Spec
i3 7100
8GB ram
intel hd 630.
Thermaltake 530 80Bronze+
500GB HDD

 

[Phazoner]

There's no problem with playing with the iGPU. Anyway, the 580 is too powerful for that processor, it will bottleneck your graphics card on current games (not with low-specs games like LOL). But you can always improve your CPU in the future.

 

[Rodrigodrt]

What you mean by reduce your system performance time to time? I mean, the integrated graphics are way weaker than dedicated graphics, so you'll immediatelly feel the FPS loss, though I don't know how 'heavy' is league of legends is, I don't think its as heavy as latest fps games and such so i think your integrated graphics will handle the situation until you get your new card which yes, it will be compatible with your cpu, I mean, what matters for graphics card is the slot you're installing it on, wich is usually a PCI-E 16x or less, and by less i mean, a smaller graphics will run on a x16 pci-e slot even if its physically smaller than it. And its also not cpu reliant, i mean, if you add a too 'powerful' graphics card it will bottleneck your cpu but it will run nonetheless.

 

[spentshells]

The igpu is going to feel terrible, but lower the settings and resolution to get by.

The 580 is not too powerful for your CPU, they are a smart match. There is no point in buying a lesser gpu unless the price is right. The 570 and 1050ti are both decent cards but the 580 is cheap and powerful.

Huge online shooters may tax your CPU a bit, but the high frequency of that processor is adequate for that gpu.

More ram couldn't hurt you.

 

[Sandrika]

What you mean by reduce your system performance time to time? I mean, the integrated graphics are way weaker than dedicated graphics, so you'll immediatelly feel the FPS loss, though I don't know how 'heavy' is league of legends is, I don't think its as heavy as latest fps games and such so i think your integrated graphics will handle the situation until you get your new card which yes, it will be compatible with your cpu, I mean, what matters for graphics card is the slot you're installing it on, wich is usually a PCI-E 16x or less, and by less i mean, a smaller graphics will run on a x16 pci-e slot even if its physically smaller than it. And its also not cpu reliant, i mean, if you add a too 'powerful' graphics card it will bottleneck your cpu but it will run nonetheless.[/quotemsg

I mean will it start lagging time to time if i use integrate graphics for gaming ???

 

[Phazoner]

No.