Intel optimizes the performance of the dazzling graphics card under Linux: 11% increase in the number of "CS:GO" frames

CTOnews.com, June 24, according to Tom's Hardware, Intel's latest Linux Mesa (v23.2) driver has brought performance optimization, and the number of "CS:GO" frames running on A770 graphics cards has increased by 11%.

It is reported that the new Mesa driver will help narrow the performance gap between Windows and Linux. Mesa 23.2 will launch the Linux operating system release in late August or around September.

According to CTOnews.com, Intel has been optimizing the driver since the launch of the Ruixuan series of graphics cards. Since its launch, Intel Ruixuan graphics cards have released 21 driver updates and provided day 0 support for 42 games, according to official data. In just one driver update in early February this year, the Intel Ruixian graphics card achieved a significant performance jump of up to 43% for DirectX 9 games (compared to the drivers at the beginning of the release), and is continuing to optimize upgrades for DirectX 9, 11 and 12.