Intel Sharp Graphics™ DX11 performance updated and new Intel® PresentMon Beta launched

Intel Ruixuan officially launched the DirectX 11 driver update, bringing more powerful performance to PC gamers, and also released new tools to help enthusiasts and the gaming community better measure and evaluate system performance. Get ready to enter the geek world together!

When Intel Sharp desktop products were released last year, we promised that Intel Sharp graphics cards would continue to be optimized and upgraded to bring a better experience. Now, DirectX 11 games powered by Intel Radar are getting performance improvements that make them more powerful and smoother, just as DX9 games received major improvements earlier this year.

With the release of the latest Game On driver, Intel has improved the performance of Intel Sharp graphics cards when running a series of popular DX11 games - bringing gamers an average frame rate increase of about 19% and an average 99th Percentile of about 20%. Frame rate smoothness improved. For users with Intel Sharp A750 graphics cards, they can download the latest drivers directly to get experience upgrades in games such as "Overwatch 2", "DOTA 2", and "Apex Legends". For users who are looking for a game upgrade experience, now is the perfect time to buy Intel Ruixuan graphics cards.

This update kicks off the optimization of Intel's Ruixuan DX11. The above-mentioned games are just the beginning of this optimization. Intel will continue to bring more game experience upgrades to users.

Intel will not stop here and will continue to optimize Intel Sharp graphics cards. This optimization and upgrade of DX11 is another proof of Intel’s commitment to players in terms of software optimization and game technology integration. Since the release of desktop graphics cards, Intel has released a total of 30 driver updates, provided game on optimization support for 57 new games, and provided many other improvements to many games. Intel XeSS technology powered by AI is developing rapidly in the gaming field and is now supported by more than 70 games.

Intel also brings a tool called "PresentMon" to enthusiasts. You may have heard of it before. This is a tool developed by Intel many years ago. "PresentMon" can provide support for many software used for graphics performance analysis. Today, Intel released the first beta version of Intel® PresentMon, which brings an easier-to-use experience to enthusiasts through a comprehensive optimization and upgrade of the tool. In addition, new features have been added to facilitate game performance analysis for players.

Intel PresentMon offers some cool features, starting with the new Overlay.

Overlay can display performance data on the screen while running the game, helping players to telemetry the voltage and temperature of the GPU in real time, and analyze a large amount of information in real time. You can also view the 99th Percentile frame time and GPU usage chart. For players who want to understand how the system is running and explore the technology behind it, Intel PresentMon can bring an amazing experience.

Another cool feature that PresentMon Beta brings to the table is a brand new metric called “GPU Busy”. Not only is it very "geeky", it's also very responsive. In short, users can see how much time the GPU is actually used for actual rendering instead of waiting, or whether the PC running the game is in a CPU and GPU balance, which makes the "GPU Busy" indicator look both Practical and fun. Everyone is welcome to have a deeper understanding of this indicator, and Intel will share more content in this area in the future.

The data collected by Intel® PresentMon can be used for post-game analysis, is suitable for evaluation of all GPU vendors, and can run on DirectX 9, 11, 12 and Vulkan. Many command line tools for PresentMon are also included. Developers can use PresentMon independently on their own applications, and Intel will continue to provide support for the tool.

Users interested in using Overlay and the tool can get a quick demo and get an overview, including on the Intel® PresentMon product page.

To sum up, this is an important step for Intel's sharp graphics card. The newly released driver brings an average performance improvement of about 19% to DX11 games. On the Intel Sharp A750 graphics card, the game performance of "Overwatch 2" is improved by up to 33%. Intel also released a new tool for evaluating gaming performance - Intel® PresentMon. Intel Ruixuan has never stopped moving forward, and Intel Ruixuan A750 is now performing even better!