Intel graphics and media control drivers#

No matter the platform, Intel’s 3D drivers use the power of Intel graphics silicon to bring the most advanced graphics applications to life. They enable advanced graphics features on a wide variety of clients, servers, and embedded devices running Intel integrated graphics. Intel® 3D Graphics Drivers are versatile and powerful do-it-all drivers that deliver premium 3D graphics for Linux, Android*, Chrome*, and SteamOS* systems. Our operating system (OS) partners seamlessly integrate the driver into their OS in a way that every system with Intel graphics can display every detail, every shadow, and every animation in vivid 3D. We develop this driver in collaboration with a community of developers around the industry based on standard specifications from the Khronos Industry Consortium*.

Intel graphics and media control install#

Intel® Graphics Installer 1.4.0 for Linux*: Issue with signatures has been fixedĪs the only industry-certified fully open source graphics driver, Intel's graphics drivers are already integrated into all popular Linux distributions, which means you’ll get the latest advancements without ever needing to install a separate driver.

Intel graphics and media control how to#

How to Set up Dual Head for Intel Graphics with RandR 1.2.

Intel® Integrated Graphics Device - OpRegion Specification.

Intel® 965 Express Chipset Family and Intel® G35 Express Chipset Graphics Controller PRM.

Tips that may help to solve your issue in less time.

Linux Kernel GPU Driver Developer's Guide.

2014-2015 Intel Processors based on Broadwell Platform.

2014-2015 Intel Processors based on Cherry Trail / Braswell Platform.

2014 Intel Processors based on the Bay Trail Platform.

2015-2016 Intel Processors based on Skylake Platform.

2016 Intel(R) Processors Based on Apollo Lake Platform (Broxton Graphics).

2016 Intel(r) processors based Kaby Lake platform.

2019-2020 Intel(r) processors based on Comet Lake platform.

2017-2019 Intel(r) processors based on Coffee Lake platform.

2017-2019 Intel(r) processors based on Amber Lake platform.

2018-2019 Intel(r) processors based on Whiskey Lake platform.

2019 Intel(r) processors based on Ice Lake platform.

2020 Intel(r) Processors with Hybrid Technology based on the Lakefield platform.

2020-2021 INTEL(R) PROCESSORS BASED ON THE 'TIGER LAKE' PLATFORM.

Intel graphics and media control update#

Intel® Graphics Update Tool for Linux* OS v2.0.2.

Intel Graphics Installer for Linux* 1.4.0.

These hot keys can be changed if desired, via the Hot Key Manager located in the Intel® Graphics Control Panel.

270 degrees (quarter turn counter-clockwise): Ctrl + Alt + Left Arrow.

180 degrees (upside down): Ctrl + Alt + Down Arrow.

90 degrees (quarter turn clockwise): Ctrl + Alt + Right Arrow.

0 degrees (normal/upright): Ctrl + Alt + Up Arrow.

By default, the hot keys for rotation are as follows: These keys, when pressed, have the ability to automatically rotate your screen without having to go into the Intel® Graphics Control Panel.

Select the appropriate Radio button for the desired level of rotation.Īll versions of the Intel® Graphics Control Panel support Hot Keys.

Press Ctrl + Alt + F12 to open the Intel® Graphics Control Panel.

The steps below demonstrate how to use the rotation feature in the Intel Graphics Control Panel: The rotation feature may not be available if your computer manufacturer has disabled this feature. The rotation feature of Intel® graphics drivers allows the user to rotate a monitor or display's entire image to one of four orientations when enabled. If rotation isn't visible in your Intel Graphics Control Panel and you wish to access rotation controls, they are available via the OS Display Settings and are called 'Orientation'. The rotation capabilities and hotkeys have been removed from the latest Intel Graphics Control Panel starting with 6th Generation products. This article applies to all Intel® graphics drivers that show rotation within the Intel® Graphics Control Panel.