Intel’s We’re excited about Intel’s Arc Alchemist GPUs, the first standalone gaming graphics cards it has ever released. However, poor performance reports, corrupt drivers and a lot of delay That excitement has faded rapidly over the past few months as it has barred Intel from entering the market.
It takes a lot of time to produce the best graphics cards, but Intel’s problems go far beyond performance and features. Driver errors in the Arc Alchemist stack It’s spreading fast, and Intel has had to use them to deal with these issues when new drivers are released, or even months after the event. does not have a system to identify becomes clear.
YouTube channel Gamers Nexus published an in-depth review of Intel’s corrupted Arc drivers on Aug. On August 19, Intel’s Lisa Pearce wrote a blog post answering questions about Arc about Intel’s Gamers Nexus video. 43 driver issues We learned that it is.
“During recent reviews, we received candid feedback from the press and took it seriously. For example, we submitted 43 issues to our engineering team from Gamers Nexus’ A380 review.
In the context of driver issues, this gradual presentation does not look heartwarming. At this point, Intel is instantly learning as its discrete graphics cards are on sale, and the press continues to discover issues that need to be fixed before purchasing an Arc GPU. Hopefully Intel will fix the issues soon.