The table below provides details on platform and operating system compatibility for these drivers. Release Revision: Used internally during the driver development cycle.īuild number: Last four digits indicate the actual driver number. The schema is as follows:ĭriver Baseline: Differentiates different generic driver packages and is often assigned based on the supported platforms and operating systems. These older drivers are also known as legacy drivers. Linux* version schema will follow 6000.0001.ĭownload Center also hosts older graphics drivers that use a naming schema to define driver versions that may not match 1-to-1 the operating system's own driver convention as detailed in the previous tables.For more information, see Graphics Driver Support Update for 10th Generation and Older Intel Processor Graphics.

10th Generation and older Intel Processor Graphics have moved to a legacy support model.Always check the driver's ReadMe text file or Release Notes for the latest platform and operating system compatibility details.Windows® 10 Anniversary Update - WDDM 2.1 Windows® 10 Fall Creators Update - WDDM 2.3

Windows® 10 October 2018 Update - WDDM 2.5 The following table provides details on the first identifier that makes the current driver schema: Identifier This is so it can be used for other purposes in the future. This field is set to 0 with the driver naming convention introduced by Microsoft with Windows® Update (21H2) and later. This also signifies the driver is using a previous driver naming convention. If you see the number 20 instead of 0 in the second field of the driver number, this means that the highest supported DirectX* version is 12.1. Comparing these two numbers shows that 101.2031 is a more recent driver than 100.9466.

The seven digit build number is created by combining the numbers from the last two sections. To determine if you have the latest drivers installed, always compare the entire build number ( seven digits) of the driver installed on your computer with the entire build number ( seven digits) of the latest driver available for download. The Intel® Graphics Driver version schema used in Download Center has changed to provide better scaling and support for our driver build process, and at the same time match the new driver naming convention used in Windows*.

Directx 12 wddm 2.0