The Intel Graphics Driver is a graphics driver that supports discrete Intel graphics cards, integrated graphics cards in recent Intel processors like as Core i3, i5, i7, i9, Core M, and Atom, and graphics units that were previously built into motherboard chipsets. GPUs that are integrated into central processors are sometimes known as iGPUs (“integrated GPUs”).
Use the links below to get the most recent version of the Intel Graphics Driver for various Windows operating systems. Please read carefully to figure out which devices they are suited for.
Windows normally provides drivers for Intel graphics devices, although the most recent versions are not always available via Windows Update. They enable new features or enhance game compatibility.
What Intel graphics driver do I need?
The required driver is determined by the graphics processor and operating system used. The packages for 32-bit and 64-bit versions differ as well. Starting with version 21, the driver only supports 6th generation processors, i.e., Skylake (Core ix-6xxx) and newer. Older series are assigned to specific drivers using the same method.
Core ix-12xxx: Alder Lake Core ix-11xxx: Tiger Lake Core ix-10xxx: Comet Lake and Ice Lake Core ix-9xxx: Coffee Lake Refresh Core ix-8xxx: Kaby Lake Refresh or Coffee Lake Core ix-7xxx: Kaby Lake Core ix-6xxx: Skylake
Core ix-5xxx: Broadwell Core ix-4xx:
Haswell Core, ix-3xxx:
Core ix-2xxx refers to Sandy Bridge, while Core ix-1xxx refers to Nehalem and Westmere.
Beginning with version 30, the driver now supports Intel Xe graphics cards. Intel offers its own graphics drivers for the NUC mini-PC platform and Atom SoCs.
