The Graphics Command Center is initially only to be supported by integrated Intel graphics and creates a software path to Xe in 2020.

With the launch of the latest Intel Graphics Command Center Beta, however, that’s all set to change. Yes, Intel has introduced its own capture and live-streaming software as a stand-alone download!

Intel is finally modernizing the control panel for its graphics cards with a new Windows 10 app called Graphics Command Center. It features Fluent Design elements and simplified navigation.

Intel revealed its new Command Center driver software at GDC 2019. The updated interface will control current Intel integrated graphics, but it also lays the groundwork for next year's Intel video ...

Starts its GPU Odyssey After teasing it recently, Intel has now officially started its Odyssey, launching the new graphics control panel, called the Intel Graphics Command Center. The Intel GCC ...

Home > Gaming Intel Unveils New Graphics Command Console at GDC Intel is serious about getting into the gaming market, starting with a new software front-end.

Intel has previously teased its upcoming Graphics Command Center, and now we have our first official looks at what to expect. Oh, and it's been released and is on the Microsoft Store right now.

Introducing the all-new Intel Graphics Command Center. Effortlessly optimize your games and tweak settings with an easy-to-use interface.

Intel performed an update towards its beta Graphics Command Center app. new features are game video capture and streaming. Features that NVIDIA and AMD have had for a long time already. ...

Intel Graphics has been intensively teasing a new control panel, and it is now available for download. Dubbed the Graphics Command Centre, this new application has been totally redesigned and was ...

Intel has launched a new app on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10, and its all about tweaking your graphics settings for games, home theater setups, and more. Called Intel Graphics Command Center ...

Intel's modernized Graphics Command Center lays the groundwork for the launch of "Xe" discrete graphics cards in 2020.