Blackmagic Forum

New Driver has been published:

Driver 31.0.101.4255 here--> https://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/ ... ivers.html

Multiple Monitors are still buggy - but they are working on it.

In the mean time I have the BETA Driver 31.0.101.4257 installed (latest) -
but they have still problems with two Monitor's via DP and an additional Preview Monitor via HDMI
in parallel.
On every boot I have to configure my Configuration with the screens - They have not yet understood
to save the situation and to rename screens after change to --> 1 | 2 | 3 it is still --> 2 | 3 | 1 .
In addition they change the configuration of the ARC Control PGM every time.

Not to say that it is not possible yet to configure Screens from 8Bit to 10Bit support.

That is frustrating.

There is a new driver: Vers. 31.0.101.4311.Beta

They claim a big performance boost - but my Problems with multiple Monitors and 10Bit support are still not solved.

Attached is the Read me File: PDF not allowed

Hi,
in the mean time i am on Driver Update Vers.31.0.101.4369 released 16..5.23

I placed 2 issues on the Intel graphics forum:

1. Multiple Screen support problem
- they are still working on it
2. Missing 10 Bit support on DP
- seems to be a problem - they say 6 Month for a solution

Hi,
here is an update on the INTEL ARC A770 16GB Limited Edition Discrete Graphic Card.

A. Driver
Intel is still working very diligent on Driver updates
I'm currently on version ...101.5445

B. Performance
Performance is excellent in Resolve Studio even in 8K work

C. Codec Support
All codecs I use are supported

D. Colour Grading
There is still no 10Bit support via DP
They estimated 6 month and I asked how the status is after 6 month but got no answer.
I suspect this will be supported in the next HW version(battlemage) coming somewhen this year.

Overall I am satisfied with the Graphic Card.

Warning: Do not install Driver 31.0.101.5522

It destroys your ability to work with this card and Resolve !!! --> see Attachment

Juergen Engelke wrote:Warning: Do not install Driver 31.0.101.5522

It destroys your ability to work with this card and Resolve !!! --> see Attachment

Thank you for the warning Which version you consider last stable, please?

Hi,
the lasr stable versions are:
Vers.31.0.101.5448 WHQL and
Vers.31.0.101.5518 BETA

Regards

Juergen Engelke wrote:the lasr stable versions are:
Vers.31.0.101.5448 WHQL and
Vers.31.0.101.5518 BETA

Thank you This is good to know as I am eyeing getting A750 as an add-on to my Nvidia solely so I can have accelerated H.265 10-bit 4:2:2 decoding.

Hi,
sorry I found in Vers. 31.0.101.5518 BETA errors - do not use it.

Intel has from the very beginning of this kind of driver problem with HDMI and DP Ports.This has improved over time and was quite OK in driver ...5448.
But now they are back to confusing the ports where to display things.

I tried to report the problems in the INTEL Graphics Forum but had problems:
a: My User ID was not longer existing
b: Created a new UID but cannot send replies

Juergen Engelke wrote:sorry I found in Vers. 31.0.101.5518 BETA errors - do not use it.

Intel has from the very beginning of this kind of driver problem with HDMI and DP Ports.This has improved over time and was quite OK in driver ...5448.
But now they are back to confusing the ports where to display things.

Thank you for the heads up. My A750 has arrived the other day so fingers crossed ...

Good news from Intel !
With the introduction of the new Battlemage Graphics cards Intel introduced a new "Intel Graphics Software" which fulfills all my requests from the previous deficiencies of the previous generation of
graphic cards.

So in short the ARC A770 together with the Driver SW is now an excellent tool for Colour grading and
work in 8K Mode.

My Monitor DP Configuration is as follows:
Monitor 1: EA275UHD 10 Bit RGB
Monitor 2: Grading Monitor Samsung Odyssey YCbCr4:2:2 10 Bit
all in UHD
And HDMI 2.1b
Preview TV: Panasonic TV YCbCr 4:2:2 12 Bit
in UHD.

I tested the Version 32.0.101.6734 with my old Intel ARC 770 and it worked well.
Thanks Intel