The Intel-AMD Kaby Lake-G Architecture Is Getting New Windows 11 Graphics Drivers

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In an amazing twist of fate, Intel has fully confirmed that it and AMD  are working to release updated graphics drivers for the Kaby Lake-G hybrid APU lineup. According to a moderator from the Intel forums, the drivers are already completed and have been transferred over to AMD for final testing. Oh, and the cherry on top -- these drivers are Windows 11 certified!

The Kaby Lake-G architecture was born out of the most bizarre collaboration ever seen in the semiconductor landscape with AMD and Intel working on a single product together. Both companies put aside their competitive natures to make a new APU featuring Vega RX graphics inside a Kaby Lake SoC. It was a powerhouse of a design, focused on fighting Nvidia's first generation of Pascal Max-Q graphics cards.

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