UHD Graphics 770: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The UHD Graphics 770 is Intel's basic display-and-desktop-duty integrated GPU from the 2022 Generation 12.2 line — the adapter you tolerate, not the one you choose. No catalog laptop models name-match this record, so this is a benchmark-only page. 16 games are benchmarked at 1080p.

Where the UHD 770 sits in 2026

The composite score of 26.8 ranks #181 of 341 — between the Apple M4 Pro (27.5), the Iris Xe record (27.4) and the Radeon RX 540 (27.0) above, and the Quadro P600 (25.6), Radeon 8040S (25.5) and WX 3200 (25.2) below. Mid-lower-table company, mixed between modern low iGPUs and old entry dGPUs — an accurate picture of what this class delivers.

What the chip brings

The record lists a 10 nm-class Generation 12.2 design, a 15 W envelope and system-shared memory. Public entries: PassMark 1,167, Time Spy 2,655, Fire Strike 2,495, GeekBench Vulkan 8,236 and OpenCL 7,175 — figures that frame it as a display adapter with light compute.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: the legacy titles post their usual 140–240 caps, then reality arrives — Valorant at 65, Counter-Strike 2 at 52, Dota 2 at 43, Fortnite at 35, Battlefield 5 and Forza Horizon 4 at 24, Forza Horizon 5 and The Witcher 3 at 18, Far Cry 5 at 17, Resident Evil 4 Remake at 12, Cyberpunk 2077 at 11 and Metro Exodus at 5. Valorant and CS2 at reduced settings are the playable envelope.

Bottom line

The UHD 770 does exactly what it was built for — drive displays and decode video on a minimal power budget — and the table confirms it stops there. As a benchmark-only record, its page is most useful as a floor for comparison: any dedicated GPU in this catalog, and most modern mid iGPUs, clear it comfortably. Buy machines with it for office duty; game on something else.