
I'm not entirely surprised to hear Intel's XeSS 3 works on more than just Panther Lake chipsets, as support for B580 GPUs has already been confirmed. However, impatient fans have already sussed out how to get multi-Frame generation working on more devices ahead of schedule, and it could make all the difference in my never-ending quest to boost fps using the best gaming handheld options out there.
First shared to r/IntelArc by user Aggressive-Camel8166, a short clip shows off Multi-Frame Generation in Cyberpunk 2077 via a B580 GPU. A reply by onehoon reveals that to get XeSS 3 working, you apparently only have to extract two DLL files included with the latest driver update, then reinstall using the extracted folder. This means dabbling with tools that were previously exclusive to Nvidia's best graphics card contenders is now possible on Arc GPUs and even the MSI Claw 8 AI+ and other Intel-based handhelds.