Intel has released its latest Game On driver, 5379 WHQL, which brings another round of huge FPS uplifts for Arc A-Series GPUs & Core Ultra CPUs.
Intel Game-On Driver Boosts Performance By Up To 172% For Arc GPUs & Core Ultra CPUs, Four New Games Supported Including Diablo IV With Ray Tracing & Horizon Forbidden West
It's fair to say by this point that Intel's software division is really putting in the extra time by not only working on new game support in the latest Game On Drivers but also making sure that the performance in existing titles is up to mark. The company has brought in some big performance improvements in previous updates and the latest release once again pushes things further with a +172% uplift.
While the performance improvements are mentioned below, it should also be noted that the new driver is offering support in four new titles which include Diablo IV (Ray Tracing) Update, Dragon's Dogma 2, Horizon Forbidden West, and The Legend of the Condor Heroes.
Besides the games and performance improvements, there are also a few Arc and Core Ultra-specific bug fixes that resolve a few crashes associated with running Counter Strike 2 in Vulkan API and corruption when Alan Wake 2's global reflection settings were turned off.
The new driver brings Game On support on Intel Arc A-series graphics for:
- Diablo IV Ray Tracing Update
- Dragon’s Dogma 2
- Horizon Forbidden West
- The Legend of the Condor Heroes
Game performance improvements on Intel Arc A-Series Graphics Products versus 31.0.101.5333 software driver for:
- Assassin’s Creed Origins (DX11)
- Up to 35% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Ultra High settings
- Conqueror’s Blade (DX11)
- Up to 54% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Highest settings
- Detroit: Become Human (VK)
- Up to 137% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Ultra settings
- Up to 172% average FPS uplift at 1440p with Ultra settings
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 (DX12)
- Up to 36% average FPS uplift at 1080p with High settings and Progressive Rendering Mode
- Up to 31% average FPS uplift at 1440p with High settings and Progressive Rendering Mode
- Fortnite (DX12)
- Up to 6% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Epic settings
- Up to 6% average FPS uplift at 1440p with Epic settings
- God of War (DX11)
- Up to 36% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Ultra settings
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink (DX11)
- Up to 174% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Ultra settings
- Horizon Forbidden West (DX12)
- Up to 6% average FPS uplift at 1440p with High settings
- Sons of the Forest (DX11)
- Up to 8% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Ultra settings
- Up to 9% average FPS uplift at 1440p with High settings
Game performance improvements on Intel Core Ultra with built-in Intel Arc GPUs versus 31.0.101.5333 software driver for:
- Assassin’s Creed Origins (DX11)
- Up to 117% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Medium settings
- Conqueror’s Blade (DX11)
- Up to 27% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Medium settings
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 (DX12)
- Up to 18% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Low settings and Progressive Rendering Mode
- Fortnite (DX12)
- Up to 6% average FPS uplift at 1080p with High settings
- God of War (DX11)
- Up to 17% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Original settings
- Granblue Fantasy: Relink (DX11)
- Up to 29% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Standard settings
- Sons of the Forest (DX11)
- Up to 5% average FPS uplift at 1080p with Low settings
About the author: A Software Engineer by training and a PC enthusiast by passion, Hassan Mujtaba serves as Wccftech's Senior Editor for hardware section. With years of experience in the industry, he specializes in deep-dive technical analysis of next-generation CPU and GPU architectures, motherboards, and cooling solutions. His work involves not only breaking news on upcoming technologies but also extensive hands-on reviews and benchmarking.
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