Using a processor’s built-in graphics to play games has always required tedious tinkering. Integrated graphics aren’t anywhere near as powerful as standalone graphics cards, so you need to tweak your ...

Intel has released a new version of its graphics driver for Windows 10, and one of the highlights is that Intel has "unlocked" it, making it possible to upgrade OEM drivers without the drawbacks.

Intel has released new beta graphics drivers for its Arc and Iris Xe GPUs, along with new drivers for its Arc Pro GPUs. These drivers are minor releases with just one bug fixed for the Arc Pro GPUs.

Intel patched six high-severity flaws in its graphics drivers, as well as other vulnerabilities in its NUC firmware, and a load value injection vulnerability that could allow attackers to steal ...

Intel has patched several high-severity vulnerabilities in its graphics drivers for Windows 10, which could lead to code execution. Intel has patched 19 vulnerabilities across its popular graphics ...

What just happened? Somehow, inexplicably, Intel failed to publish drivers for Rocket Lake's integrated graphics ahead of the processors' launch last week. They haven't provided an excuse yet, ...

Intel has released updated Windows 10 graphics drivers that are now officially compatible with Windows 10 2004 and add support for new DirectX 12 features. Later this month, Microsoft is releasing the ...

Intel updates its Windows 10 DCH graphics drivers quite regularly with bug fixes, optimisations, and so on - as you would expect from GPU selling rivals like Nvidia and AMD. However, some PC system ...

Intel is continuing its steady march of driver improvements with a fresh update targeting its latest hardware. Whether you’ve recently picked up a new “Battlemage” B-Series card or you’re running one ...

Microsoft not only initiated Universal Windows Apps, but it also brought the same concept to Drivers as well. It started with Universal Audio Architecture to standardize class driver architecture for ...

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 ...