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You’ve been super vocal about Intel Arc questions, especially on why games on DirectX 12 and Vulkan are going to perform better than older games on our cards at launch. Ryan Shrout and TAP break down the difference between legacy APIs versus newer APIs – check out the video for their answers: We have shown off a […]
As a gamer, which is more important: high framerate or high resolution? Why not have both? Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) is Intel’s solution to get the best of both worlds and ultimately make better use of GPU resources. XeSS renders a game at a lower resolution then upscales the image using AI to a higher resolution […]
Intel® Game On Drivers deliver the best experiences for gamers playing on Intel Graphics with optimized launch-day patches and performance updates as new games release. Our latest beta driver comes with support for Madden NFL 23*, Saint’s Row *, as well as many fixes for Arc Control and some of your favorite games. So, get […]
What could make watching the pros duke it out at the Cathedral of Counter-Strike even better? Getting a live demo of Intel® Arc™ graphics in action too! Apart from every teams’ pro gamer moves and the clutch victory by FaZe Clan, our favorite part of the event was showing off some pre-production hardware running Counter-Strike: Global […]
What’s that oddly-named feature called “Resizable BAR” all about? Why does it matter? Don’t fear the ReBAR because TAP and Ryan have all the details in their latest video. In GPUs, ReBAR isn’t a metal stick for strengthening concrete – but it does strengthen your gaming experience. We’ve been transparent that Resizable BAR (Base Address […]
Our friends at the Intel labs have been working hard playing a ton of games – yes, it’s work! – to validate the tireless efforts of our software and hardware engineers. Now teeming with test results, TAP and I are breaking down the latest Intel® Arc™ A750 Graphics Limited Edition performance across racing games like […]
You’ve been super vocal about Intel Arc questions, especially on why games on DirectX 12 and Vulkan are going to perform better than older games on our cards at launch. Ryan Shrout and TAP break down the difference between legacy APIs versus newer APIs – check out the video for their answers: We have shown off a […]
Welcome to another update on Intel® Arc™ graphics — this time it’s all about variable refresh rate, HDR, and information on supported HDMI standards on the whole family of Intel Arc GPUs. As a perk of the job, I’m playing Death Stranding: Director’s Cut to show off all these features, starting with variable refresh rate, or VRR, or Adaptive […]
Today is an exciting day for everyone at Intel who’s part of the Arc Graphics journey! We’re ready to start sharing performance data and having discussions about our desktop discrete performance GPUs. First, some context. As we approach global product availability later this summer, I want us to share our story directly to our gaming […]
A Look at the First Arc Retail Card: PUBG and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak on the Gunnir A380 Welcome to the new home for Intel Arc Graphics content! We’re adding tons of news and updates on everything Arc so add this site to your bookmarks to stay in the loop. A look at the first […]
