Intel Releases New Windows 10 Drivers to Improve Gaming

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Intel has just released a new Windows 10 graphics driver update that brings significant improvements to gamers, as well as bugfixes to refine the playback experience on YouTube.

With the update to version 24.20.100.6286, Intel adds support for Strange Brigade and Pro Evolution Soccer 2019, while also refining performance in World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, Vampyr, and Monster Hunter: World.

According to the official release notes available here, the new drivers also include media streaming improvements for 6th Generation Intel Core processors and newer using AVC codecs at low bitrates, as well as further power optimizations when switching to lower refresh rates during playback.

As Neowin notes, one particular bugfix is aimed at YouTube and it is expected to come in handy to a substantial number of users on Windows 10. This releases fixes inaccurate colors in YouTube videos when a web browser with hardware acceleration is being used. Given that this feature comes enabled by default in the majority of browsers, including Google Chrome, this is likely to be an issue hitting an important number of users.

Google Chrome is currently the world’s leading browser on the desktop with a share that exceeds 60 percent.