UHD Graphics 630: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The UHD Graphics 630 is the integrated half of Intel's 2018-2019 H-series platforms — the graphics that shipped inside gaming and workstation machines alongside their discrete GPUs. This guide covers its 16 benchmarked games at 1080p on the high preset and the 33 catalog models matched to it.

Where the UHD Graphics 630 sits in 2026

A catalog score of 8.3 ranks it 256th of 341 — the bottom quarter. The neighbors: the 930MX (9.6), Radeon RX Vega M GL (9.5) and Quadro 4000M (8.6) above; the Radeon 520 (7.9), Iris Pro 5200 (7.7) and MX110 (7.4) below. Modest company, as expected for a 24-EU iGPU — but the ranking misses this chip's real role, which is ubiquity rather than performance.

What the chip brings

Kaby Lake H GT2 silicon on 14nm: 24 execution units, a 64-bit system-memory path, DirectX and OpenGL support. Public benchmarks: PassMark 1192, Time Spy 415, Fire Strike 1211, compute at 5450 (Vulkan) and 4696 (OpenCL). Its job in life was desktop composition, video decode and idle efficiency while the paired discrete GPU slept.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: legacy capped titles at 240/140, Valorant at 45, Counter-Strike 2 at 27, DOTA 2 at 21, Fortnite and Forza Horizon 4 at 14 each, Battlefield 5 and The Witcher 3 at 10. The rest is single-digit: Forza Horizon 5 at 7, Far Cry 5 at 6, Cyberpunk 2077 at 5, the Resident Evil 4 remake and Metro Exodus at 3. On its own, light esports on low settings; as the fallback GPU of a gaming machine, irrelevant by design.

Laptops that carry it

The 33-listing pool is the 2019 H-series generation, twelve shown: Latitude 5501/5401 at $345/291, ThinkPad P1 Gen 2 at $447, Precision 7540/5540 at $447/398, Dell G5 5590 and G3 3590 gaming machines at $519/471, XPS 15 7590 at $499, XPS 7590 at $590, Vostro 7590 at $426, Pavilion 15-dk at $519 and Inspiron G7 7790 at $700. Nearly every one of these carries — or offers — a discrete GTX/Quadro GPU alongside; the pool medians (best-GPU 53.3 against this chip's 8.3, gaming index 47) describe those stronger options. The 630 is the baseline display half of the pair, not the gaming half.

Bottom line

Buying a machine from this pool means buying its discrete GPU row — the 630 just comes along for the ride, handling the desktop and saving battery. Its own table is a fallback reference: usable for old esports if the dGPU fails, nothing more. The practical value of this page is confirming what the host machines are: 2019 gaming and workstation platforms at $291-700, whose real graphics story lives in the option row.