Intel's Marketing team is incompetent.
Why is CRI called D-Series and why does this slide have such embarassing Typos (FLOPs and Mem bandwidth)
Oooh seems like Kimi might start using Alibaba Zhenwu ASIC's in the near future or atleast might be testing them
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My biggest issue with Windows update is getting fixed
Microsoft confirms Windows Update has been downgrading your GPU drivers as many times you tried updating manually.
Right now, Windows Update can treat an OEM-approved driver as the “best-ranked” match for your hardware, even if you manually installed a newer Intel, AMD, or Nvidia driver from the chipmaker’s website.
That is why some of you see Windows replace a fresh 2026 graphics driver with an older version from 2024 or earlier. It is not simply checking the driver version or date. It is following its targeting and ranking system.
The good news is that Microsoft is changing the policy. New display drivers can now use narrower targeting with 2-part HWIDs and CHIDs, so updates are scoped to the specific PCs they are meant for.
It's all part of Microsoft's plans to make the Windows 11 experience less annoying.
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For the people who are saying "why would they support Arc if it has non-existent market share"
There are tens of millions of LNL, MTL-H and ARL-H out there.
Very weird choice from the developer, should have left the option to the user instead of outright blocking it.
Intel says it offered years of help for Crimson Desert, Pearl Abyss still shipped without Arc support
videocardz.com/newz/intel-sa…
newest intel NPU driver is failing to install on MTL devices (haven't checked LNL and PTL)
intel.com/content/www/us/en/…
