Intel has released new WHQL certified graphics driver versions 32.0.101.8425 / 32.0.101.8362 for Arc and Core graphics products. This update introduces new hardware support and technology to be compatible with Alchemist. Battle Mage GPUin addition to Meteor Lake, Lunar Lake, Arrow Lake-S, Arrow Lake-H, and Intel’s latest Panther Lake processors.
The highlight addition is Intel’s Multi-Frame Generation (MFG) technology, launched as part of the XeSS 3 upscaling suite. MFG can generate up to three AI-created frames for each fully rendered frame, aiming to improve perceived smoothness with low performance overhead. This allows Arc GPU users to better take advantage of high refresh rate displays.
Intel first revealed MFG, but October 2025 The driver will be presented to the public for the first time in a dedicated showcase. According to Intel, the final implementation relied on a single optical flow path to generate all three AI frames, increasing overall efficiency and requiring extra development time.
Beyond MFG, the driver also introduces support for Intel. core ultra series 3 Panther Lake CPUs, specifically the integrated Arc B390 and Arc B370 Xe3 GPUs.
Bug fixes in this release are fairly limited. Intel has addressed a crash on startup. pragmata sketchbook Demonstrated and fixed an issue with variable refresh rate reporting within graphics software.
XeSS is designed to be multiplatform and can run on Nvidia and AMD GPUs, but not all features are guaranteed to be available everywhere. Intel has previously stated that XeSS 3 should work with games that already support XeSS 2, but that list is currently around 44 titles.
Intel also acknowledges that there are existing issues with some games, including: ghost of tsushima, final match, no man’s sky, star citizen, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlordand Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. These issues will be resolved in a future driver update. New drivers can be downloaded directly from: Intel website.
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