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ARC Firmware Tool

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About

Note

This tool and its author are not affiliated with Intel in any way.

A GUI application for Intel ARC firmware flashing!

Take a look at the Flashing guide

This tool allows the flashing and downgrading of firmware on Intel discrete graphics cards.

Looking for fancy maybe broken features? Check out the beta branch.

Don't forget to peek at the firmware matrix

Note

Please do not request flashing help in this repo!.

Instead feel free to ask in a more appropriate forum like TechPowerUp forums.


Utility

Note

A few screen shots including the flash sequence as well as the various log functions.

Scan the hardware to get device and FW Information!

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Check a firmware file if its of unknown origin!

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Flash a firmware file to the device!

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Upload the HW scan or the general out for easy sharing, or simply save it locally! alt text

Features

Note

This software also has the ability to:

  • Check for new versions Stable and Beta
  • Download the latest vbios's
  • Download the lastest Driver
  • Upload Logs for easy sharing
  • Multiple instances disabled for safe flashing

Check for updates

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Download the latest vBios pack

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Download the latest driver

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Misc

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Design Form

Versioning

Versioning is done as follows:

Major.Minor.Patch

Major versions are based on and upto the GPU generation. For example 1.2.0 would be Intel's first generation GPU; Alchemist.

Minor versions follow tick-tock policy. Even numbers are stable releases, odd numbers are BETA. For example 1.2.0 would be a stable release.

Patch versions are generally just that though a feature may sneak in; usually in BETA builds.

Requests and ideas

Feel free to let me know what you think!


Todo

  • Make it pretty someday
  • Streamline docs

Information

How it all started

NuGet Requirements