I play all these games at low settings . Sorry I didn't mention it was call of duty modern warfare 3 game. It is a light game and my pc meets the requirement .
Open command prompt and type dxdiag and then post it up here. Two, are there any errors you are getting? Can you not install them? Specifics are very important. If you can provide screenshots that would also help. There is an off chance that the integrated graphics may not be enough for SOME of those games, but I think at least one or two would probably be ok. This depends purely on the power of the integrated graphics chip. DXDIAG will answer those questions for us.
Thanks for this insight, i was having heavy fps drops in a lot of games even on low settings, so i was wondering whats the problem. And actually when i disabled mx330 games run much better, it must be some manufacturing problem, i quess. But to get to the bottom of the problem, i want my mx330 works properly so i will sent notebook to repair and will see.
Notebook, Dell Inspiron 14 2in1
RAM: 16GB
CPU: 11th Gen i7-1165G7
GPU: dedicated MX330 but right now it works better on integrated Iris Xe
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Looking at the "recommended" specifications for Call of Duty, your system isn't anywhere near what's recommended:
https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/244496
Simply put: the system is underpowered for the gaming you want to do.
It's either return and re-order a system a couple of steps up the performance ladder, or reduce the game settings to match the hardware you have.