INTEL Arc Graphics Driver 32.0.101.6449/6256 WHQL Released

Intel has released a new WHQL-certified graphics driver, version 32.0.101.6449/6256, with launch support for Intel® Core™ Processor N-series and Series 2 (codenamed Twin Lake, Raptor Lake-H Refresh, and Raptor Lake-U Refresh).

Highlights

This driver release provides launch support for the following Intel Core processors:

• Intel® Core™ Processor N-series (Twin Lake)
• Intel® Core™ Processor Series 2 (Raptor Lake-H Refresh, Raptor Lake-U Refresh)

Fixed Issues

Intel® Arc™ B-Series Graphics Products:

• Skull and Bones (DX12) may experience an application crash while launching gameplay.
• Certain capture cards may exhibit visual artifacts in some scenarios.
• Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (DX12) may experience lower than expected performance.

Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 1 with built-in Intel® Arc™ GPUs:

• Call of Duty Modern Warfare III (DX12) may experience flickering during gameplay.

Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 2 with built-in Intel® Arc™ GPUs:

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (DX12) may exhibit black shadow corruption in certain scenes during gameplay.

Intel® Graphics Software Fixed Issues:

• On some system configurations the frequency of windows reconfiguration in IGS is higher than expected and may take longer after sleep.

Known Issues

Intel® Arc™ B-Series Graphics Products:

• F1 24 (DX12) with XeSS FG may exhibit certain corruptions and applications crashes.
• Application may crash when dynamically changing XeSS FG settings during gameplay.
• “Alt + Enter” shortcut may change the display mode to fullscreen exclusive, which is not supported in XeSS 2 and may cause the game to crash.
• MLPerf may exhibit intermittent errors when running on multi-GPU system configurations.
• Topaz Labs Photo AI may exhibit corruptions with certain image enhancement operations.
• Magix Vegas Pro may exhibit corruptions when using style transfer feature.
• Dassault Systèmes CATIA may experience an application crash when using HQAO option.
• Adobe Lightroom Classic may experience lower than expected performance.

Intel® Arc™ A-Series Graphics Products:

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 (DX12) may exhibit darker than expected shadows in certain campaign scenarios.
• Topaz Gigapixel AI may experience intermittent crash while exporting images.

Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 1 with built-in Intel® Arc™ GPUs:

• PugetBench for Davinci Resolve Studio V19 may experience errors intermittently with benchmark preset set to Extended.
• Davinci Resolve Studio v19.0 may experience errors while rendering OpenVino test scenarios.
• Topaz Video AI may experience corruption when exporting videos after using some models for video enhancements.

Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 2 with built-in Intel® Arc™ GPUs:

• Adobe Premiere Pro may exhibit corruption in the output video after performing 8K AV1 Encode.
• PugetBench for Davinci Resolve Studio V19 may experience errors intermittently with benchmark preset set to Extended.
• Davinci Resolve Studio v19.0 may experience issues while rendering certain OpenVino test scenarios.
• Davinci Resolve Studio v19.0 may experience errors intermittently while rendering certain AI/ML scenarios.
• Topaz Video AI may experience corruption when exporting videos after using some models for video enhancements.
• Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered(DX12) may experience crash during gameplay with frame generation enabled.

Intel® Graphics Software Known Issues:

• Intel® Graphics Software may experience a very intermittent application crash when navigating pages or dialogue boxes.
• When using the settings, preferences, reset all settings option in Windows 10 the application may experience an intermittent crash.
• Intel® Graphics Software may sometimes experience a single application crash on the first re-arrange of metrics within the select metrics window.
• FPS Limiter may not limit FPS with VSync ON and Low Latency Mode enabled.
• Profile controls don’t always supersede global controls.
• Display scaling at non-native panel resolutions might result in unintended scaling.

Product Compatibility