You can install Intel GPU drivers without OEM restrictions

Intel graphics drivers can now be updated separately from OEM customizations, as the company has disconnected them from your PC manufacturer.

 

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Intel released a new set of GPU driver updates today, and they bring an important one για όσους χρησιμοποιούν ΟΕΜ υπολογιστή,  κατά βάση latops. Τα πιο πρόσφατα προγράμματα οδήγησης αποσυνδέουν τις γενικές ενημερώσεις προγραμμάτων οδήγησης από προσαρμογές OEM, πράγμα που σημαίνει ότι μπορείτε πλέον να κάνετε ενημέρωση τους of your GPU directly from Intel and without losing the customizations made by your computer manufacturer.

This eliminates the need to wait for OEM validation before you receive the latest Intel Graphics Driver Updates on your PC.

Intel reports about it : We understand how much our users want the freedom to upgrade their systems with GPU drivers that are released regularly and provide the latest game improvements, feature updates and fixes. From this one , Intel Graphics DCH drivers are now unlocked for free upgrade in the Download Center.

According to   from Intel, you can simply download the .exe files and install the drivers on Intel 6th generation processors and above, and as long as you are running Windows 10 Fall Creators or later. Your PC's manufacturer customizations will remain intact and can be updated separately from your manufacturer via Windows Update.

Theoretically, this means, for example, that Surface users can update their graphics drivers at will, without having to worry about customization created by Microsoft, especially for Surface computers. The same goes for any other computer manufacturer.

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