You can google it but initially was 2 microcodes needed, but do update bios if there are newer ones after those.

my mobo msi. already check they said current one F but stll n beta. need to wait this month or next month stable version for my mobo

for 13/14 gen, please use the lastest microcode @2025

https://www.techpowerup.com/341127/nvidia-b...86-shares-up-25
NVIDIA Buys $5B Worth of Intel, RTX iGPUs Coming to x86, Shares up 25%
As expected, Leather jacket man coming to rescue team blue.
I hope iRTX gpu dont just stop at gen one liked intel did to Radeon iGPU inside Intel CPU.

Looks like Intel is still alive.

However this might mark the end for ARC. Intel doesnt have the finance or capacity to carry 2 ipgu solutions and if there is no volume to push ARC above their measly 1% market share, then Intel will sooner ditch ARC esp if the Nvidia brandname can help sell more CPUs (yes ironic isnt it?).

Panas for sure

Its just complementary as of now.

https://www.techpowerup.com/341149/intel-ar...e-complementary

This post has been edited by TristanX: Sep 20 2025, 01:25 AM

I'm more worried on end of Intel's eGPU now that Nvidia have some influence in them. Their B60 24GB looks like going to be disruptive to Nvidia share on the gaming and AI market, something that Nvidia surely want it to be stopped.

Most likely will stay, Nvidia only partnered with Intel not bought entire Intel, as of now we don't know how long is the partnership
Otherwise, the money losing business in Intel will be axed by Nvidia if Jensen is in charge.

Nvidia in position to squeeze Intel arms. They already sold hundreds of billions dollar worth of GPU for AI, if not trillion. Having Intel coming to disrupt their market share sure is no go for Jensen.

https://www.guru3d.com/story/core-ultra-x5-...hift-explained/

Intel looks like it’s about to change up its CPU branding again. According to leaks making the rounds, the company’s upcoming Panther Lake processors won’t just be called Core Ultra 5, 7, and 9 like we expected. Instead, they’ll reportedly launch as Core Ultra X5, X7, and X9, with the “X” being the big mystery. No one knows exactly what the extra letter stands for yet.