Intel has now released a new version of the HD Graphics package, namely the 20.19.15.4501 driver, which adds Unify colors for different panels and has support for 5K3K panels along with content protection for Overlay and non-drivers.
In addition to this, this update includes 6th generation camera, Windows 7 support, allows 3 DVI/HDMI displays on 6th generation processors, x2 DP mode for Type-C systems and implements a new LACE (Local Adaptive Contrast Enhancement) feature.
Additionally, Intel is improving DX12 performance in some benchmarks. Specifically, it allows specific outputs to be active on a selective basis when more than one compatible display is available, and synchronizes operating system and driver gamma values.
Last but not least, build 4501 fixes a bug in the OGL component to resolve the TDR seen when running the 3D-CAD application “FJICAD/SX”, enables Dithering for the EDP and removes the bug that prevented the display from switching back to the LCD screen, but only in some cases.
Regarding compatibility, the manufacturer has 2 files available for download suitable for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 operating systems, one for each 32- and 64-bit architecture. Also, your configurations should include 4th, 5th, or 6th generation CPU support.
With that in mind, you can download Intel HD Graphics Driver 20.19.15.4501 by clicking here . Unzip and run the available installation file, perform a reboot after completion, and enjoy these new changes.
