DIRT 5 Now Runs On Intel Arc Graphics Under Linux With Driver Workaround
The DIRT 5 racing game was one of the titles that hadn't worked on Intel graphics under Linux due to the sparse memory support for the ANV Vulkan driver
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The DIRT 5 racing game was one of the titles that hadn't worked on Intel graphics under Linux due to the sparse memory support for the ANV Vulkan driver
First up the belated Mesa 23.1.4 is now available as the latest stable point release in the Mesa 23.1 series.
While Intel's in-development Xe kernel graphics driver is focused on supporting Tigerlake/Gen12 graphics and newer integrated/discrete graphics with this modern open-source driver with many design improvements over the aging i915 kernel driver, there looks to be one feature that as currently positioned will be missing for DG2/Alchemist: HuC support for helping with media offloading.
Recently I provided a fresh look at the Intel Arc Graphics Linux gaming performance with the newest open-source drivers.