To save your scan, click on " Next", then " Save". Click on the menu where it says " Summary" to change to " Detailed View". Open the application, check the " Everything" box, and click on " Scan" to see the system and device information. By default, Intel® SSU will take you to the " Summary View". Run the Intel® System Support Utility ( Intel® SSU) and attach the report generated: So we can have more accurate information, please provide the following:ġ. Please check the attachments for the bandwidth required for every resolution. However, you need to check with the system manufacturer (OEM) as the end result depends on the capabilities that the laptop's motherboard and laptop offer. On the other hand, the DisplayPort (DP) maximum resolution which requires a bandwidth of 16.99 Gbps you may be able to get this resolution via DP 1.2 or higher. The maximum resolution supported by the Intel® HD Graphics 620 via HDMI 1.4 as you can check here: requires a bandwidth of 6.79 Gbps, 1080o 120 or 144Hz need a bandwidth of 7.46 Gbps or 8.96 Gbps respectively, so the bandwidth via HDMI is not enough. 
You should know their support once a machine is out of warranty is quite poor.Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities. So would you say there is any risk though? Īcer are failing in their responsibility to issue drivers for the affected machines. They're from 2015 as opposed to the 2018 ones that have been released. The official Acer drivers go into GPU recovery sometimes, if I update them they don't. It's the ONLY way to do it unless Acer provide updated drivers. How come there is no official upgrade? Are you sure there are no risks to this method? Thank you, though is this a secure way of doing it? It seems a bit sketchy to me. You'll have to repeat the settings after upgrades. In the Control Panel|System|Advanced System Settings|Hardware|Device Installation Settings select No.ĭownload the PCH driver from Intel. Run the wushowhidediag.cab from Microsoft. Uninstall the driver until you get 'Microsoft Basic Display Adapter'
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