Image: Brad Chacos/IDG New drivers for Intel’s Arc GPUs, unifying previously separate drivers for desktop Arc graphics cards and the Arc GPU integrated into new Core Ultra laptop processors, have led to significant performance increases for a range of DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 games. The average performance increase for Intel’s Arc A-series graphics cards
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