The CPU, GPU, and modem, rather than running as pure software.

V1.11, that came with my laptop, do you think I should upgrade to 1.12 or is it not worth it, I hate to touch/flash BIOS.The emulator runs best if it can use your machine’s hardware, such as Having said that I agree that info on proprietary mainboards should come from the provider, that's why I asked this forum if anyone has downloaded the new Intel DCH driver.īTW I have IBIOS Version/Date Insyde Corp. I also found a newer Microsoft precision touchpad driver on the Microsoft driver update page (with the help from this forum) a later version than the Elan driver listed on Acer's support page that I have installed (no issues): I noted that most Acer driver dates on the Acer support page seem later than shown on my device manager maybe customized by Acer without changing the version numbers? All support pages (including Microsoft) advocate to get always the latest drivers preferably from the PC provider but also advise to check Microsoft (for Windows OS) and device support for the latest drivers. Acer indeed dated my Intel GPU driver on the support site as but in my device manager it is listed as May 2019 (which is 10 months old!) confirmed by Intel's automatic driver update support apps.

I will wait for the newer Acer/Intel GPU driver which will have the latest Intel Display Audio driver 10.27.0.8 that I hope may improve my audio quality somewhat. Nope it was not, just Nvidia PhysX and Windows' display properties (which probably is Intel's UHD GPU anyhow.) I had to download the Intel UHD control panel from the Microsoft Store It gives me full control now over the main GPU on my laptop. 'Your UHD control panel should be accessible by right clicking on a blank desktop space and choosing graphics properties'

Intel control panel windows 10