Should you have additional inquiries, please let me know.īased on the article you previously checked " Quantization Range Option Is No Longer Visible on the Intel® Graphics Control Panel", with the most recent drivers ( xx.xx.100.xxxx and newer) this option will only be visible if the video output on your computer is native HDMI.
Driver version 26.20.100.7000 is just one of the generic drivers for Intel® Iris® Plus Graphics. Note: This link is being offered for your convenience and should not be viewed as an endorsement by Intel of the content, products, or services offered there.Īs an aside note, the customized and latest driver validated for the Intel® NUC Kit NUC8i3BEK is Version: 26.20.100.6912. I have documented this so the product team can review it.Ģ- The Quantization Range Option is still available in the Intel® HD Graphics Control Panel and it works on the 8th generation Intel® NUCs even with this LSPCON chip since it will work in level-shifter mode.ģ- I tested this in our lab using an Intel NUC Kit NUC8i7BEH which has the same Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 video card as your Intel® NUC Kit NUC8i3BEK, and tested with Intel® Graphics Control Panel which I downloaded directly from Microsoft® Store, I tested with both drivers, the latest driver validated for the NUCs 26.20.100.6912 and the generic driver for Intel® Iris® Plus Graphics, version 655 26.20.100.7000.Ĥ- Please download the Intel® Graphics Control Panel from Microsoft® Store and install it on your Intel® NUC, launch the application and refer to Display > General Settings > Quantization Range, the option should be available. Thank you for your patience on this matter.Īfter performing a lab I would like to share the following findings:ġ- During the transition from Intel® Graphics Control Panel to the new Intel Graphics Command Center, Quantization Range Option is not available in Intel Graphics Command Center yet but should be available in future releases.
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