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Intel Arc GPU Graphics Drivers 101.5382 WHQL Released

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Intel over the weekend released the latest version of the Arc GPU Graphics Drivers. Version 101.5382 WHQL builds incrementally on the 101.5379 Beta from a week prior. It doesn't include any game-specific optimization, but is WHQL-signed, and fixes a couple of issues along the way. To begin with, an issue that caused "Horizon Forbidden West" to show higher than expected game load times has been fixed. Also fixed is an application hang during loading of the 3DMark Speedway benchmark. "Starfield" experiencing a game crash with High or Ultra graphics settings has been fixed. Grab the drivers from the link below.

DOWNLOAD: Intel Arc GPU Graphics Drivers 101.5382 WHQL



Fixed
Intel Arc A Series
  • Horizon Forbidden West (DX12) may experience longer than expected load times while launching into gameplay during first run of the game.
  • 3DMark Speed Way (DX12) may experience application hang while loading the benchmark.
  • Starfield (DX12) may experience an application crash with High or Ultra graphics settings.
Intel Core Ultra
  • 3DMark Speed Way (DX12) may experience application hang while loading the benchmark.
Known Issues
Intel Arc A Series
  • Doom Eternal (VK) may exhibit intermittent flickering corruptions in game menu and during gameplay.
  • PugetBench Extended Preset Benchmark may fail to complete on certain Adobe Premiere Pro Processing Tests.
  • Topaz Video Al may experience errors when using some models for video enhancement.
Intel Core Ultra
  • Diablo lV (DX12) may exhibit corruption on the terrain during gameplay.
  • Avatar: Frontiers Of Pandora (DX12) may experience a crash during game loading.
  • Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection (DX12) may experience application crash on loading to gameplay before shader compilation complete in the main menu.
  • PugetBench Extended Preset Benchmark may fail to complete on certain Adobe Premiere Pro Processing Tests.
  • Autodesk Maya may experience an application crash while running SPECAPC benchmark.
  • Blender may experience an application crash while rendering some scenes on certain system memory configurations.
  • Topaz Video Al may experience errors when using some models for video enhancements.
  • Procyon Al may experience an application crash while running benchmark with precision float32.
Intel Core 12th-14th Gen
  • Dragon Quest X Online (DX9) may experience sporadic application crash during gameplay.
Arc Control Known Issues
  • The "Connector" type in the Display page may incorrectly show DP when using an HDMI display connection.
  • Arc Control Studio capture recording file may become corrupted when the mouse cursor is enabled during HDR capture.
  • Arc Control may show intermittent error when trying to enable Virtual Camera and camera preview on Intel Core Ultra with built-in Intel Arc GPUs.

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Wow, that driver fixed the high consumption in idle and video playback. :roll:
 
Not likely a changes that would move the needle forward on sales. You're also assuming that drivers/firmware can even address idle power usage. I don't believe Ram clock speeds are changeable and always running Ram full out is likely much of the idle power consumption issues.
 
If it wasn´t April 1st and that post of mine was the reality i would buy an ARC card tomorrow, i mean it.
 
Not entirely the same thing, but I have been having issues trying to update the U770 intergrated gpu driver...keeps giving errors making me have to install an even older driver then I was running to begin with.

And its that sorta janky stuff im experiencing right now that makes me still a bit weary of trying an intel gpu.
 
_Flare said:
If it wasn´t April 1st and that post of mine was the reality i would buy an ARC card tomorrow, i mean it.
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Mine does pull more power idle then my old Nvidia 1070 but not hugely so. It would be nice if they would address this and seems crazy that they would hard lock the Ram speeds but I have never read anything to the contrary.
 
ZoneDymo said:
Not entirely the same thing, but I have been having issues trying to update the U770 intergrated gpu driver...keeps giving errors making me have to install an even older driver then I was running to begin with.

And its that sorta janky stuff im experiencing right now that makes me still a bit weary of trying an intel gpu.
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Windows update does this on my meteor lake laptop. In my case it’s the ASUS branded driver, but it is annoying it lags behind.

WU races it to get installed even if I managed I have until it checks again before it will downgrade.

on my normal desktop machines (not branded laptops or mini PCs) it all works as it should.
 
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