INTEL I will not buy your processors without support directx9 .

[tomas3800]

INTEL I will not buy your processors without support directx9 .

I propose to make different versions of drivers with and without support directx9 since the 12th generation of Intel processors. Otherwise, there is no point in integrated Intel graphics.

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello @tomas3800

Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities.

In order to understand better this feedback, could you please confirm if this is also related to the other thread you have open regarding issues with an old game that requires DirectX Version 9.0?

Thread: Intel i5-12500 iGPU UHD770 crash game.

Best regards,

Andrew G.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[tomas3800]

You're right. In another thread, I pointed out the problem with the intel driver. I have tried all options but the problem remains. I saw that your colleague pointed out that the 12th generation of intel does not support directx9. I believe that intel could have made different versions of the graphics driver.

[AlHill]

@tomas3800   You know, directx9 was released in 2002.  That was TWENTY years ago.

Just saying...

Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
[Maybe Windows 12 will be better]

[tomas3800]

And what about those who use programs and games using the old directx9? Intel is interested in selling its new products. The only solution to the problem is to offer different driver versions. For example, I'm interested in buying a new version of the processor in a couple of days, but without a driver I don't need it.

Intel pointed out what the problem is and this can be seen in two screenshots.

[AndrewG_Intel]

Hello tomas3800

Thank you for the clarification.

We would like to inform you that your comments are being documented and routed to the appropriate team. Unfortunately, the team will not be able to provide updates to you regarding the status of the suggestion.

Also, since your feedback is regarding the same behavior described in your other support thread that is still open, for any other inquiries or comments please refer to that thread. This is because we will proceed to close this one to avoid duplication of efforts.

Best regards,

Andrew G.

Intel Customer Support Technician