This download installs the Intel Graphics Driver for Intel Arc A-Series Graphics Graphics. Corporate customers should always use OEM drivers and report all issues through the vendor they purchased the platforms and support through. Any graphics issues found using Intel generic graphics drivers should be reported directly to Intel. Are you still experiencing an error preventing the driver update? Look here for why and a solution. Users can check for matching OEM versions at OEM websites. The generic Intel driver provides users the latest and greatest feature enhancements and bug fixes that OEMs may not have customized yet to address platform-specific needs. OEM drivers are handpicked and include customized features and solutions to platform-specific issues.
The Intel ARC Graphics Driver is the latest driver release for the Windows OS. Installing this Intel generic graphics driver will overwrite your computer manufacturer (OEM) customized driver. This download installs the Intel Graphics Driver for Intel Arc A-Series Graphics Graphics. Article taken from the latest Version Intel ARC Intel Iris Xe driver for their Graphics processors. Hopefully they will keep putting out new Xe cards too, so that we can have more competition in the GPU space. Looks like 2023 and beyond for Intel drivers on Linux is going to be quite exciting. Their plan is to keep working on it, and merge it into Mesa in smaller parts but their main draft for the whole thing will stay up as it goes to allow for easier testing. In the Mesa merge request draft, they also mentioned it's good enough already for running GNOME plus some OpenGL and Vulkan games but plenty of issues are expected and it's not optimized yet.
Going by what they said it is built to support multiple platforms with initial support in Mesa for Iris and ANV (the OpenGL and Vulkan drivers). The Xe driver support starts from Tiger Lake, which was the first with Intel Xe, and the code is already at a stage where it can actually be used. The idea is to have a fresh set of code that doesn't have to deal with the legacy the current i915 driver does, which supports a lot of older chips. Found via Collabora developer Jason Ekstrand on Mastodon, who previously started off this work, this is quite exciting. A nice little bonus before the holidays, Intel have made public work on their brand new Xe driver for the future of Intel graphics on Linux.
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