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Intel has released a new 30.0.101.1934 beta driver earlier today. The new release fixes many application crash issues in games, mainly related to TDR, as well as graphics corruption bugs.

To begin its open and collaborative approach, Intel will distribute an updated 4K texture and high-resolution geometry-packed 3D scene of the Sponza Atrium in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Intel’s initial launch of Arc Alchemist GPUs has been disappointing on the availability front, that’s for sure.

Despite issuing an update to address two zero-day vulnerabilities in macOS Monterey, Apple has yet to apply it to the last two macOS versions, reportedly leaving up to 40% of actively used Macs at risk.

Despite issuing an update to address two zero-day vulnerabilities in macOS Monterey, Apple has yet to apply it to the last two macOS versions, reportedly leaving up to 40% of actively used Macs at risk.

At the end of March Intel launched its first discrete graphics cards. Starting with mobile GPUs for laptops with the promise of dedicated desktop GPUs

Sound and image quality are both guaranteed when using HDMI as a connection between a computer and a monitor or TV. By connecting the HDMI connection and selecting the correct input and output source, it is often easy to add

Intel's new 30.0.101.1660 driver fixes a TDR crash issue that was happening when playing HDR HEVC videos on Netflix. Aside from that, the new driver also adds oneAPI support for Cycles in Blender.

Flaws have been fixed on iPhones, iPads, and Macs, as well as undisclosed vulnerabilities on Apple TV and Apple Watch devices

As Intel continues to roll out its new gaming-centered Arc hardware, today it released its Arc 3 laptop GPUs with stronger Arc 5 and Arc 7 variations coming summer 2022.