All Need for Speed Games (That I Played) on Ryzen 5 2400G Without Graphics Card
Can you play Need for Speed on a Ryzen 5 2400G without a dedicated GPU? I tested multiple titles to see how they perform on this setup.
Need for Speed Underground 2 (2004)
A staple in street racing games, Underground 2 allows players to customize their cars and race in an open-world environment, taking on various events to become the top racer in the city. The game’s emphasis on car culture, customization, and night racing made it a fan favorite.
Need for Speed Most Wanted (2005)
Most Wanted follows the story of a street racer seeking revenge on the crew that stole his car. The game combines illegal street racing with thrilling chases and police pursuits, featuring a deep customization system and a memorable cast of rivals to take down, including the Blacklist.
Need for Speed Carbon (2006)
Carbon continues the story of Most Wanted with a focus on canyon racing and team-based mechanics. Players build their crew, race through diverse environments, and face off against rival crews to control the streets of Palmont City. The game adds car handling and strategy elements for a fresh racing experience.
Need for Speed Most Wanted (2012)
This reboot of the 2005 classic focuses on high-speed chases and open-world racing. Players must take down 10 “Most Wanted” racers while evading the police. The game features intense action, a wide selection of cars, and an emphasis on speed, with a vibrant, open-world environment.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit (2010)
In Hot Pursuit, players can either race as a street racer or a police officer in a high-speed pursuit. The game combines fast-paced racing with intense chases, offering a unique experience of being the one being chased or the one chasing. The open world, dynamic weather, and car customization were standout features.
Need for Speed Payback (2017)
Set in the open-world city of Fortune Valley, Payback follows a crew of racers seeking revenge and fortune. The game features heist missions, an upgradeable car system, and intense driving action, blending fast street racing with cinematic moments and story-driven gameplay.
Need For Speed Heat (2019)
In Heat, players compete in both sanctioned races by day and illegal street races by night. The game introduces a new dynamic where players can earn money in the daytime and rep at night, leading to more intense nighttime racing and higher stakes. It also includes deep car customization and an open-world environment.