In brief: Nvidia and AMD's graphics drivers have to support legacy software and hardware going back almost two decades, so it's understandable if they become somewhat bloated. However, Intel has the ...

TL;DR: Intel's latest Graphics Driver 32.0.101.6874 enhances performance for Core Ultra 200V Series (Lunar Lake) processors with integrated Arc Battlemage GPUs, boosting gaming performance up to 10% ...

It’s no secret that Intel’s Arc graphics cards had a rough launch, with multiple delays and even cancellation rumors plaguing Intel’s efforts. But now the company finally has some good news: its ...

Intel recently released a driver that supports the company's Arc A730M graphics. The Arc A730M is expected to compete with NVIDIA's RTX 30-Series mobile GPUs, based on recent leaks. The driver also ...

Intel’s Arc graphics division has been busy with everything from new drivers, organizing the growing Arc portfolio, to new job postings. Things continue to move forward after last week’s bombshell ...

Intel has recently released its latest Arc Graphics graphics driver and has now shared some performance numbers, claiming up to 19 percent improvements in DirectX 11 gaming and significantly lower ...

Intel has just released its latest Arc graphics drivers, bringing them up to version 101.6557 beta. With this latest update, you can expect performance improvements and support for several new and ...

TL;DR: Intel's Arc Graphics driver version 32.0.101.8247 Non-WHQL enhances game support for six new PC titles, including ARC Raiders and The Outer Worlds 2. It fixes crashes in World of Warcraft and ...

Well, folks, it looks like Intel’s hard at work again, throwing down another fresh set of graphics drivers. The blue team’s new beta version for their Arc GPU Graphics Cards brings some sweet ...

Intel has released its latest Arc GPU Graphics Driver update, version 101.4255 WHQL, which brings day-zero optimizations for Resident Evil 4 Remake, as well as some performance optimizations and bug ...

In a nutshell: Back in January, TechSpot speculated on why Intel's GPU drivers were around twice the size of AMD's and Nvidia's, possibly stemming from less time for optimization work. Whatever the ...