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Intel releases 4669 driver update to fix the 7.5% increase in Arc A380 unique false positives

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 19:01:11 10月02日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Huanan Wu Yanzu, OC_Formula for clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 25 news, Intel on August 16 released 31.0.101.4644 WHQL graphics driver, adding support for "Madden Football 24","Pathfinder" two games.

Intel Arc A380 graphics card after upgrading this driver version, graphics frequency increased from 2000 MHz to 2150 MHz, an increase of 7.5%.

Intel today released the 31.0.101.4669 WHQL graphics driver, which fixes an issue with the Arc A380 graphics card frequency increase and returns it to the default clock frequency.

CTOnews.com attaches the following driver updates:

Game Support:

Update Game On driver for Intel Arc A-Series graphics cards to add support for Armor Core 6 Realms of Fire games.

Fixed the following issues:

Fixed Tomb Raider (DX11) crashing when loaded into the game menu.

Fixed some issues with Arc A380 graphics card error report exceeding default clock frequency value.

known issues

Uncharted: Legends of Thieves Collection (DX12) Some characters in the game may have texture corruption issues.

Halo: Infinity (DX12) may crash in some configurations.

Dawn Killer (DX11) may crash during gameplay.

Topaz Video AI may cause errors when performing video enhancement with certain graphics card models.

Adobe After Effects may experience application crashes during rendering operations.

Related Reading:

Intel 4644 Graphics Driver Release: Support Madden NFL 24 Pathfinder

Intel Solo Battle for the Future: Arc A380 frequency increases by 7.5% after upgrading the latest firmware

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