Diablo 4 | AMD Ryzen 5 5600U (Vega 7) | 1080p FSR 2
2Diablo 4 is the newest action role-playing dungeon crawler from Blizzard.
Released in 2023 for PC, Playstation and Xbox.
Hexa-core AMD Ryzen 5 5600U with integrated Vega 7 graphics had no problem with the newest Diablo. At 1080p resolution and FSR 2 game performs very well. On average 45+ fps is a great achievement.
The game has a dark theme so lower graphics mode didn't hurt eyes that much.
Later on when in a crowded city fps will drop and hoover somewhere around 25+ but surprisingly during fights (surface and dungeons) game still performs well.
You can see a huge graphics bottleneck to the point that the CPU is not even going into turbo mode (only cutscenes). Later on, I was able to see a few times when the CPU actually ramped up the clock for a very short time, but the majority of the time was sitting on low clocks, which helps with temperatures (important for laptops). GPU on the other hand is utilized to the max.
Diablo 4 uses a LOT of RAM!!! You can see that during gameplay. It is I believe biggest chocke point if you want to play this game on the laptop because not many laptops have more than 8 GB (not including gaming laptops but it is usually equipped with dedicated graphics).
16 GB of RAM is an absolute minimum for integrated graphics and to have comfort when playing 32 GB must be (dual-channel).
The audio was lagging sometimes but the majority of the time I had no problems with it.
Chapters:
00:00 - intro
00:06 - settings
02:17 - intro cutscene
05:58 - gameplay
28:42 - cutscene
32:32 - gameplay
32:46 - outro
Laptop HP Probook 635 Aero G8
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600U (hexa-core)
- GPU: AMD Vega 7 (integrated)
- RAM: 32 GB DDR4 (dual-channel)
- SSD: 250 GB M.2
- VIDEO RECORDING: AverMedia 2 Plus
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