Intel Q43/Q45 Graphics Media Accelerator Driver 15.13.6.64.1908 for Vista64 Download

Posted at April 27, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	Intel Q43/Q45 Graphics Media Accelerator Driver 15.13.6.64.1908 for Vista64
Category	Graphics Board
Manufacturer	INTEL
File Size	21.7 MB
Supported OS	Windows Vista 64 bit

Intel Q43/Q45 Graphics Media Accelerator Driver 15.13.6.64.1908 for Vista64 Description

Fixes:
-Disable Vertex Processing Selection Capability when laptop is running on battery or in power savings mode.
-Graphics installer and applications installed with the driver package are compliant with Microsoft’s Windows Vista OEM Ready program.
-Need internal scalar support for SDVO LVDS panels.
-Identification of DisplayPort* dongle and disable HDMI for DP-DVI dongle.
-New driver interface to support IGPA 2.0+ new instrumented metrics.
-OGL2.0 extensions (GL_ARB_color_buffer_float; WGL_ARB_pixel_format_float; GL_ARB_texture_float, GL_ARB_half_float_pixel).
-Graphics Support for Microsoft* Velocity Program.
-INF option to define default Language for CUI and the Intel TV Wizard.

Issues Resolved in Build 1908:
-While in Windows* Display Property settings in the Adapter tab, the Adapter String field might display "4500M" instead of "4500MHD".
-Graphics User Interface might not recognize an external monitor when doing a Fn + key sequence to switch displays after Hot Undock.
-When Intel Display Power Save Technology is enabled it might cause the Windows* Desktop display color to change.
-When setting a DisplayPort only with resolution: 2048x1536/2560x1600 32bpp, and restarting the system, the display might turn to blank.
-When using the Spinfire reader and clicking on the Views tab and selecting: Front/Back/Top/Bottom, the application might generate a Microsoft crash report.
-When playing music using Windows Media Player, and you open several folders, as you drag folders, distortion might appear on the Media Player window.
-Monitor information might not get collected when using Microsoft Monitor Configuration API.
-Sometimes the system still detects the HDMI monitor after the device has been removed.

  It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available.

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