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The i7-8700K is not on the list of devices supported by the latest DCH 25.20.100.6444 driver for UHD 630 -- as of 19-Dec-2018.
The Intel® Driver & Support Assistant will not update me from the currently installed 24.20.100.6291.
Is this a bug in the compatibility list ? Or do I have to wait for a release which does support i7-8700K ?
[Edited to correct to i7-8700K (not 'X').]
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try this intel graphics non DCH WHQL driver 25.20.100.6373 , but its not in intel website , it was removed .
below is the direct downloadlink
https://downloadmirror.intel.com/28289/a08/win64_25.20.100.6373.exe
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Thanks for the reply.
I confess to being worried about using a driver which Intel appear to have withdrawn.
I worry that there is something funky about the i7-8700K which means that support for it will lag behind. Either that, or Intel are not 100% competent. Neither inspires confidence 😞
The switch to DCH is obviously very recent. On balance I think I will sit this one out and come back in a few months to see how things have progressed.
FWIW, Windows 10 regularly gives me a Notification that the Optimal Resolution for my display is 5120 x 2880 (igfxEM Module). The display is set to the recommended 3840 x 2160 and I cannot find a setting which allows for 5120 x 2880. I have no idea if a new driver will fix that... but I thought it was worth a try.
Thanks,
Chris
[Edited to correct to i7-8700K (not 'X').]
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Wanner,
The Intel® Driver & Support Assistant tells me:
- Intel® Core™ i7-8700K CPU Processor Id: BFEBFBFF000906EA
- Windows 10 Version: 1809, Build: 10.0.17763, Build Branch: rs5_release
- Intel® UHD Graphics 630 Driver Version:24.20.100.6291, Driver Date:8/27/2018 Status:This device is working properly.
So, that's 'i7-8700K' not 'X', sorry. [I have corrected earlier messages.]
I believe I am fully up to date Windows-wise.
The Intel® Driver & Support Assistant also tells me:
- Your Intel® software is up to date.
FWIW the Device Id for the graphics is:
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_3E92&SUBSYS_86941043&REV_00\3&11583659&0&10
Thanks,
Chris
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thanks for sharing hardware device ID , I am 100 % sure your graphics device is fully compatible with standard WHQL drivers and with DCH WHQL drivers
I have already with hardware device ID , dont worry try to install
standard drivers
25.20.100.6286
25.20.100.6326
25.20.100.6373
DCH drivers
25.20.100.6444 stable
25.20.100.6448 Beta
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Thank you for that.
However, I have just checked with the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant, and version 24.20.100.6291 remains the recommended graphics driver for i7-8700K. (The "Assistant" updated itself, but it hasn't changed its mind about the graphics driver.
Am I filled with confidence ? Not so much 😞
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I uninstalled and reinstalled the Driver & Support Assistant -- starting and ending with v19.1.4.5. It made no difference.
I installed and ran ssu.exe and I enclose the result.
FWIW, I note that the page <https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/28515/Intel-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-10?product=80939> gives a list of supported CPUs, and the 'i7-8700K' is *not* on that list. (But 'Intel® HD Graphics 630' is on the list.)
Thanks,
Chris
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OK, I can update from the ASUS site.
I prefer using drivers from the device manufacturer or generic drivers for well-known devices, exactly to avoid any motherboard manufacturer "titivation". Only rarely do I find that the motherboad manufacturer has actually added value. Mostly I find that for long term support I am better off without any motherboard customization.
Thanks,
Chris
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