Nvidia and AMD have much headway on this front, with AMD in particular having largely turned around public perception of its drivers. That said, Intel also fixed a large number of issues just during the review period: games that failed to launch all together, app crashes when using a certain API mode or features like ray-tracing, and game corruption. Windows also required permissions approval for Intel’s Arc Control app upon each reboot. During our testing, our benchmark machine locked up several times-nothing recurring or showstopping, just irritating. If you buy one of these cards, keep a reserve of patience on hand. The situation has greatly improved since then, but Intel’s newest Arc GPUs still suffer from glitches at launch. When Intel’s low-end Arc A380 launched in China earlier this year, driver issues plagued the hardware. (And honestly, the far less problematic aspect.) Driver optimization in games is but one aspect of driver improvements that Intel has to make.
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