Does the i5 3330 have integrated graphics? Which games can it run?

[KillerGamer]

I recently built a gaming PC but one of the main components- the GPU- has not yet been bought. I plan to buy an Nvidia GTX660. However, for the time being, I wanted to play games and I was wondering if my processor, an i5 3330, had integrated graphics. Also, if it does have integrated graphics, which games will it be able to play without causing any problems? Thanks in advance!

 

[Willdobbo]

I cant remember if that cpu does have integrated graphics, if it does it will be HD4000 which is good enough to run simple games like Spelunky, Binding of issac, terraria.. Games like that

 

[KillerGamer]

I cant remember if that cpu does have integrated graphics, if it does it will be HD4000 which is good enough to run simple games like Spelunky, Binding of issac, terraria.. Games like that

Will it run Counter Strike: Condition Zero?

 

[Willdobbo]

Most likely as that game is pretty out dated, graphics wise

 

[bigsmiler53]

Yes it does have integrated graphics (HD 2500) see the data sheet for more details

http://ark.intel.com/products/65509

 

[Sangeet Khatri]

You can run following games at following FPS



Crysis : Warhead @ 720p @ Low Quality @ 40FPS (playable)

Metro 2033 @ 720p @ Low Quality @ 20 FPS (unplayable)

Dirt 3 @ 720p @ Medium Quality @ 30 FPS (playable)

Battlefield 3 @ 720p @ Low Quality @ 20 FPS (unplayable)

Starcraft 2 @ 720p @ Medium Quality @ 30 FPS (playable)

Elder Scrolls 5 : Skyrim @ 720p @ Medium @ 20 FPS (unplayable)

Minecraft @ 720p @ Medium Quality @ 40 FPS (playable)

Batman Arkham City @ 720p @ Medium Quality @ 30 FPS (Playable)

Far Cry 2 @ 720p @ Medium Quality @ 30 FPS (playable)
@ 1080p @ Low Quality @ 35 FPS (playable)



These are all the benchmarks that I was able to find for the Intel HD 2500 Graphics Card.

Source :

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/graphics/display/intel-hd-graphics-4000-2500.html - Xbit Labs
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5871/intel-core-i5-3470-review-hd-2500-graphics-tested - Anandtech

I hope this helps.