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A comprehensive table of Intel's GPUs and motherboard graphics chipsets from 1982 to 2010, with details on features, performance, and compatibility. Find out the history and evolution of Intel's graphics technology, from the first generation i740 to the last generation GMA 3150.
Learn about the history, generations, and features of Intel's integrated graphics processors, formerly known as Intel HD Graphics and Intel UHD Graphics. Compare the performance, capabilities, and specifications of different models and tiers of Intel Graphics Technology.
Intel Arc is a brand of graphics processing units designed by Intel for the high-margin PC gaming market. The first generation of Arc GPUs (codenamed Alchemist) launched in March 2022, using TSMC N6 process and supporting ray tracing, XeSS and DirectX 12 Ultimate.
Learn about the software stack that controls computer-graphics hardware and supports graphics-rendering APIs, and the problems and benefits of binary drivers. Find out how free and open-source drivers are developed, licensed, and used in different operating systems and applications.
Intel Quick Sync Video is a hardware core for video encoding and decoding on Intel CPUs. It supports H.264, HEVC, VP9 and other formats, and has different versions and features depending on the microarchitecture.
WDDM is the graphic driver architecture for video card drivers running Windows Vista and later versions. It enables features such as virtualized video memory, cross-process sharing of Direct3D surfaces, and enhanced fault-tolerance.
Learn about graphics hardware, the computer hardware that generates and displays graphics. Find out the differences between integrated and dedicated graphics cards, the functions of GPU and video memory, the major brands and the installation and costs of graphics hardware.
Intel GMA is a series of low-cost graphics solutions for Intel processors, introduced in 2004 and succeeded by Intel HD and Iris Graphics. The GMA 3100 is one of the first generations of GMA, supporting DirectX 9.0 and OpenGL 1.4, but not vertex shader.