Intel to Disable DirectX 12 in 4th Gen

Intel has been highly anticipated in the past few weeks. 12th generation Alder Lake announced its processor with DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and up to 5.2GHz speeds. Introduced and released as part of CES 2021, the Alder Lake 12th generation processor also includes the Core i9-12900K, known as the world’s best game processor.

The effects of the 12th generation processor announced by Intel began to be felt in the old generation processors as well. According to Intel’s new decision, only applications running on the DirectX 12 API will stop working on 4th generation Intel Core processors. Because Intel is on its 4th generation processors. Disable DirectX 12 decision took.

Processors where DirectX 12 cannot be used:

Intel says there is a vulnerability in some of its integrated GPUs that could allow privilege escalation. To minimize this vulnerability, Intel has decided to disable DirectX 12 API support. So using integrated GPUs In Haswell-based systems DirectX 12 games will no longer work. Those who need to run DirectX 12 applications based on this integrated GPU should downgrade the driver to version 15.40.42.5063 or earlier. The first graphics driver with DirectX 12 disabled is 15.40.44.5107. Here are the processors for which DirectX 12 is no longer available:

• 4th Gen Intel Core Processors with Intel Iris Pro Graphics 5200
• 4th Gen Intel Core Processors with Intel Iris Graphics 5100
• 4th Gen Intel Core Processors with Intel HD Graphics 5000/4600/4400/4200
• Intel Pentium and Celeron Processors with 4th Generation Intel Core-based Intel HD Graphics