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Intel enables XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation in latest drivers, expanding frame generation across Arc GPUs and Core Ultra iGPUs — MFG can be enabled across any title with XeSS 2 support

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Tom's Hardware

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Jan 27, 2026

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Intel has introduced XeSS 3 with Multi-Frame Generation (MFG) through a new graphics driver update, expanding frame generation capabilities across Arc GPUs and Core Ultra iGPUs. This technology offers modes similar to Nvidia's DLSS Multi-Frame Generation and can be enabled in any title with XeSS 2 support. The XeSS MFG settings can be accessed through the Intel Graphics Software control panel or in-game settings in the future. The latest Intel Graphics Driver versions also support the newly announced Arc B390 and B370 iGPU solutions and address specific crashes and display software issues on various Intel hardware platforms.

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