Wow, the new Intel graphics driver is 1.2GB!!!!

[IceDigger]

Wow, the new Intel graphics driver is 1.2GB!!!!

They do have a lot of cards, but still.....

 

[GoldenTiger]

Wow, the new Intel graphics driver is 1.2GB!!!!

They do have a lot of cards, but still.....

Eh, I can't be bothered to care with 1tb ssd hitting $60 on deals at this point and 2tb ones cresting $100 to $120 every week or two . https://hardforum.com/threads/2tb-teamgroup-sata-ssd-99.2022669/

 

[Bowman15]

Wow, the new Intel graphics driver is 1.2GB!!!!

They do have a lot of cards, but still.....

Say wut?

 

[GoldenTiger]

Say wut?

Igp ones, I assume, are what he means.

 

[Armenius]

NVIDIA's driver is about 1GB these days.

 

[IceDigger]

Igp ones, I assume, are what he means.

Yeppers!

 

[Dan_D]

Reminds me of HP printer drivers.

 

[Bowman15]

Yeppers!

But its only for 11th gen and newer igp cpu's...still does not compute.

 

[GotNoRice]

The size of almost all graphics drivers has increased, but broadband speeds have also increased. It really doesn't seem like an issue to me, especially since you can delete the download after you install the driver. I mean, a single-layer DVD-R from a quarter century ago was 4.5GB. 1.2GB really is not huge...

 

[IceDigger]

But its only for 11th gen and newer igp cpu's...still does not compute.

Goes back pretty far. Was using it for a clients intel 7th series igpu.

 

[Bowman15]

Goes back pretty far. Was using it for a clients intel 7th series igpu.

Not the Arc drivers...maybe we are confusing legacy vs ARC drivers?

Yup just checked you are right...even older drivers, wow.

 

[staknhalo]

I remember a while back Nvidia said their drivers now have more lines of code than all of Windows XP or something, complicated business these GPU drivers.