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Intel Engineer Says APO Is More Than Just Forcing Games On P-Cores And The Developer Team Is Still "100%" Investing In The Feature
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Intel reaffirms its commitment to APO (Application Optimization), the tool designed to improve game performance in Core Ultra 200S and 14th generation processors, ensuring that the work on the feature follows 100% and that an important update is being prepared by the end of this quarter. Originally launched with Raptor Lake Refresh, APO was designed to make the games take …
Suddenly, new information has come to the fore within the forums of Reddit, specifically Intel, where two weeks ago and without anyone noticing, a blue engineer answered a complaint from a user. That complaint was focused on APO, Intel's technology for its CPU gaming with two types of cores, where there were no game updates or new support. That engineer confirmed that they are working and that Intel APO will receive an update shortly for their C…
In a context of internal restructuring with numerous job deletions, Intel has put a brake on several initiatives — Clear Linux, to quote one we've talked about. Players who rely on APO, the acronym of Application Optimization (not to be confused with IPO), to boost the performance of their system in some titles, can be reassured: this feature remains current...
In recent months, Intel's Application Optimization (APO) has been surprisingly quiet—too quiet considering the bold promises made at launch. The tool, originally introduced alongside the Raptor Lake refresh generation (14th Gen), is designed to ensure that games run specifically on the high-performance cores (P-cores), our colleagues at Wccftech report, to maximize frame rates. [...] Source
Intel Application Optimization (APO) Update: Continued Developer Commitment and Focus on Current and Next-Gen CPUs
Intel engineers confirm ongoing commitment to Application Optimization (APO), shifting focus to current and next-gen CPUs. Learn how APO works, its benefits, supported games, and future roadmap.
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