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Intel HD Graphics 9.17.10.4101 driver Download for Sandy Bridge
You can now download the Intel HD Graphics 9.17.10.4101 graphics driver released specifically for Sandy Bridge, I assume that there are quite a number of you guys still wunning a 2500/2600k or something in that trend ? More info and download here. The dl package is available from Guru3D.com gigabit mirrors.
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#5010491 Posted on: 02/09/2015 02:59 PM
If anyone had hopes for QuickSync working with this driver under w8.1, then maybe in next 3 years.
So yeah, we are still running 2500/2600k, and intel hates us for it very long time.
If anyone had hopes for QuickSync working with this driver under w8.1, then maybe in next 3 years.
So yeah, we are still running 2500/2600k, and intel hates us for it very long time.
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#5010532 Posted on: 02/09/2015 03:49 PM
QuickSync working fine here. Haven't tried this new driver yet, but I'm guessing that they haven't broken it.
QuickSync working fine here. Haven't tried this new driver yet, but I'm guessing that they haven't broken it.
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#5010535 Posted on: 02/09/2015 04:00 PM
First new driver for HD2000/3000 since Win8.1 launched.
A few issues resolved. Good that Intel hasn't forgotten about older hardware.
First new driver for HD2000/3000 since Win8.1 launched.
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#5010686 Posted on: 02/09/2015 06:56 PM
Could anyone explain the super weird driver numbers Intel uses? It cannot get more confusing than this: 15.28.23.64.4101 (9.17.10.4101). What the heck?
What's even worse is various sources use either of these, and only one of them is written in the readme.
Could anyone explain the super weird driver numbers Intel uses? It cannot get more confusing than this: 15.28.23.64.4101 (9.17.10.4101). What the heck?
What's even worse is various sources use either of these, and only one of them is written in the readme.
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A few issues resolved. Good that Intel hasn't forgotten about older hardware.