My current desktop config is actually pretty simillar to yours: (Seriously, almost burnt my fingers on the keyboard)… So, although laptops with onboard graphics can run UE4, you should be comfortable with the noise level of a generator room and having a searing hot machine after five minutes. UE4 runs, a bit slow, but the fan runs really fast…Īnd it wasnt a good idea on the laptop (thats why I finylly gave in and bought a desktop machine), was trying to do landscapes. It also depends on what you consider “running fine”… What’s weird is my onboard 4600 seems to still run UE4 just fine. Hard Drive WD 500Gb 2 x RAID 0 (Data and Projects)
Video Card NVidia GTX 760 2Gb DDR5 PCIe 16x The current configuration of my workstation is: I took extra everything was on the computer to eliminate other problems. Actually no longer know what to do, I think I’ll have to buy a new motherboard to test or getting a borrowed. Which is an Asus Z97M-Plus / BR and I have 20Gb of RAM. I’m already thinking it may be something with the motherboard. I know it’s not the graphics card NVidia GTX 760. The problem is with some piece of my workstation. I’m working on my laptop which has an Intel HD 3000 and so far had no problems.
I’ve run it on a GTX 560 and a GTX 660 and it works fine, so it definitely should work on your GTX 760 The Intel HD 4600 should be able to run it, though the performance would be very poor
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