Although technically everything should be fine Intel continues to improve its software for Arc video cards after the release of the Starfield game, which initially did not work at all on these same video cards. The first driver was released the other day, and now the company has released the second, but this is not yet a full-fledged version of Game On. That is, there may still be (and often are) problems with the Starfield game on Arc video cards. At the same time, curiously, after gamers contacted Bethesda, which released the game, the company reported that even Intel’s flagship Arc A770 […]
Although technically everything should be fine Intel continues to improve its software for Arc video cards after the release of the Starfield game, which initially did not work at all on these same video cards. The first driver was released the other day, and now the company has released the second, but this is not yet a full-fledged version of Game On. [caption id="attachment_53740" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Intel graphics card[/caption] That is, there may still be (and often are) problems with the Starfield game on Arc video cards. At the same time, curiously, after gamers contacted Bethesda, which released the game, the company reported that even Intel’s flagship Arc A770 model does not meet the minimum system requirements of the project. Even the most powerful Intel graphics card does not meet Starfield's minimum requirements. [caption id="attachment_53741" align="aligncenter" width="369"] Intel graphics card[/caption] The developers reminded us that the minimum adapters include Radeon RX 5700 or GeForce GTX 1070 Ti. True, the point is that on average the Arc A770 is slightly faster than the first and certainly significantly outperforms the second. And here either Bethesda is simply not aware of the state of affairs on the video card market, or the company considers Intel adapters to be worse than they are on average, specifically for Starfield.
