Video game fans have been paying attention to news from Activision for some time. The corporation announced months ago the imminent launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the long-awaited sequel to the reboot released in 2019. Recently, the developers released the system requirements for this long-awaited game.
The game will be available in stores starting October 28, although Activision began testing the beta version days ago. Since then, thousands of players around the world have gained early access to the game, which has sparked great interest among the franchise's fan community.
The most surprising thing for many players is that the game went into open beta earlier than expected. In fact, the game has already been subjected to the first graphical performance tests. According to a video of this type recently uploaded to YouTube, PC users will be able to play Modern Warfare 2 without even having a graphics card.
A YouTuber manages to play MW2 at a stable 30 FPS with an integrated GPU
El RandomgaminginHD YouTube channel conducted an experiment to determine if Activision's new FPS can be played on PC without a graphics card. The test results were very encouraging.
Using only the integrated GPU of an AMD Athlon 3000G processor and AMD's FSR technology, the YouTuber was able to play the game at approximately a stable 30 fps at 720p resolution. Obviously, the game's graphical settings had to be adjusted to the lowest level for this achievement to be possible.
If you want to watch the video, you can find it below:
Examining the specifications of the AMD Athlon 3000G processor shows that it has an integrated AMD Radeon Vega 3 GPU. This GPU is primarily intended for everyday use and not for gaming. However, the fact that a processor priced between $100 and $150 in the United States can play Modern Warfare 2 at a stable FPS rate is truly surprising, and also shows that the team at Infinity Ward did an excellent job when optimizing the game for PC.
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