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Intel 30.0.101.1934 driver fixes FIFA 22 and FIFA 21 TDR crash, Elden Ring texture bug - Vimarsana News

Intel 30.0.101.1934 driver fixes FIFA 22 and FIFA 21 TDR crash, Elden Ring texture bug

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.

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Intel Creates New Graphics Research Organization - Vimarsana News

Intel Creates New Graphics Research Organization

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 clarifies when Arc laptop GPUs will be more widely available – and it's not good news - Vimarsana News

Intel clarifies when Arc laptop GPUs will be more widely available – and it's not good news

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

Apple hasn't patched critical vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur & Catalina - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums - Vimarsana News

Apple hasn't patched critical vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur & Catalina - macOS Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

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.

Apple hasn't patched critical vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur & Catalina - Vimarsana News

Apple hasn't patched critical vulnerabilities in macOS Big Sur & Catalina

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.