Intel releases the first unlocked graphics driver

Intel has been releasing graphics drivers for some time. But the latest version (26.20.100.8141, released on April 27) has changed a lot. Intel decided to release an unlocked version of its graphics driver.

So far, Intel has released graphics drivers through its original equipment manufacturer partners. In a sense, it is "locked" to users who are not free to choose the updates they need. However, users can download Intel graphics drivers for free directly from Intel's download center.

Since the creator updated in the fall, Intel's graphics drivers support all versions of Windows 10 and can run on the 6th generation Intel processor platform or later. Intel provides two ways to install drivers. Users can use the 'automatic installation format (. Exe) or manual installation format (. Zip) is intended for developers and IT professionals.

Intel's latest graphics driver can be downloaded here.

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KitGuru said: I am very happy to be able to freely choose when and how to update the graphics driver. Maybe Intel wants users to know more about its ambitions in the graphics department?