Intel just released the latest graphics driver for the Intel Arc B580 graphics card and integrated GPUs, which fixes some issues like crashing in Skull and Bones, lower than expected performance with Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, and removes the visual artifacts that some capture cards see in some scenarios. Unfortunately, Intel said in its release notes that it still hasn’t addressed the problem with F1 24, which crashes when running XeSS Frame Generation or if the game is launched or switched to fullscreen exclusive mode.
What’s more interesting is what Intel mentioned in the highlights of its release note—that this driver version (32.0.101.6449) now supports Intel Core Processor N-series and Series 2 CPUs. These are Intel’s latest mobile and efficiency-focused chips, which we expect the company to launch at CES 2025 in a few days.
