Crimson Desert Tells Intel Arc Owners to Get a Refund—After Years of Intel Begging
Own an Intel Arc GPU? Tough luck with Crimson Desert—you're staring at an error and a nudge to refund. Intel's crying foul after years of outreach, exposing the GPU giant's uphill battle.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Intel provided years of support to Pearl Abyss, but Crimson Desert launched without Arc compatibility.
- Arc owners face launch errors and refund advice, highlighting Intel's tiny 1% discrete GPU market share.
- This snub underscores Intel's ongoing struggle for GPU ecosystem buy-in, echoing past flops like Larrabee.
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Originally reported by Tom's Hardware - AI
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