Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 2 (Xinhua)-- as the much-anticipated masterpiece Starry Sky begins to enter the pre-emptive experience phase of the deluxe / premium / collectible version, some N-card and A-card players have begun to play, but players who use Intel Arc graphics cards are not happy. They are experiencing a variety of problems, including downtime, failure to load, crash, stutter and even image abnormalities.

Before that, both Nvidia and AMD have launched drivers to optimize Starry Sky. Although the hardware performance of the Arc graphics card is OK, it has received poor reviews from players because it does not adapt to the driver in advance.

Intel acknowledged the problem through a post on the X platform (formerly Twitter) and promised to fix it before the game was officially released on Sept. 6. The original text of the Intel statement attached to CTOnews.com is as follows:

We have now noticed the problems with the "Star" game on Intel Arc graphics cards. We are working to improve the player experience before the game is released normally.

In addition, Intel plans to launch the next generation of Arc GPU "Battlemage" next summer. RedGamingTech, a reliable source, revealed that the number of Xe cores in Intel's next-generation GPU will double to 64.

Related readings:

"it is reported that Intel sharp Battlemage graphics card will be launched in the second quarter of next year, with a maximum of 64 Xe cores."

"AMD 23.8.2 WHQL graphics card driver release to optimize" Star "performance"

Nvidia releases 537.13 WHQL driver: supports Starry Sky

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