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Hi Swat fans,

I'm a big fan of the SWAT series and I have the origin version of SWAT4.
But I never bought the add-on, which is not anymore available, so I was very happy about the release of the GOG version.

But at the system requirements I saw the point "Additional Notes: Integrated Intel graphics cards are not supported".
Now I'm a little bit confused, because the origin version of SWAT4 runs very well on my system with an Intel i5 CPU, Intel Iris 550 graphic card and Windows 10.

So my questions are:
- why are integrated Intel graphics cards not supported?
- and have anyone experience with the GOG edition of SWAT 4 with this or a similar graphic card?

Thanks.
This question / problem has been solved by MrBrad82image
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setiboz: Hi Swat fans,

I'm a big fan of the SWAT series and I have the origin version of SWAT4.
But I never bought the add-on, which is not anymore available, so I was very happy about the release of the GOG version.

But at the system requirements I saw the point "Additional Notes: Integrated Intel graphics cards are not supported".
Now I'm a little bit confused, because the origin version of SWAT4 runs very well on my system with an Intel i5 CPU, Intel Iris 550 graphic card and Windows 10.

So my questions are:
- why are integrated Intel graphics cards not supported?
- and have anyone experience with the GOG edition of SWAT 4 with this or a similar graphic card?

Thanks.
Hi Mate,

I wondered the same thing myself as I own a gaming laptop but also an ASUS T100TAF 2-1 Tablet/Laptop which I mainly wanted to play swat 4 on and it has an integrated Intel HD graphics card. Well I can happily let you know that SWAT 4 runs perfectly on my ASUS T100TAF with its Intel HD graphics card, so ignore the system requirements and go ahead and purchase this game as the system requirements written on GOG are incorrect and it plays smooth as silk on integrated Intel graphics just like the original release did. Hope this helps!

Regards,
Brad
Thank you, Brad.