Intel rolls out its new Graphics Command Center

Intel presented the initial version of its Graphics Command Center, a new and improved tool that will be used for the configuration of its integrated graphics chips, as well as its future discrete GPUs, which are expected in 2020. The new tool is compatible with sixth-generation Core CPUs or newer, you can download and early access version over here.

The Intel® Graphics Command Center is an application that helps consumers optimize their experience with Intel Graphics. Built from the ground up and based on community feedback, the Intel Graphics Command Center is designed for simplicity and ease of use with a modern user interface, automatic game detection and one-click game optimization. Additionally, the Intel Graphics Command Center helps consumers understand settings with simple explanations and before-and-after images to recognize how each setting will affect their hardware. The application is now in early access

At the same time, Intel also promised to tackle "toxicity" in online gaming:

Anti-toxicity efforts: Intel recognizes that toxicity in gaming is a problem for players and a barrier to growth. At GDC, Intel and Spirit AI* explored how technology can play a role in addressing this complex problem by collaborating on research and development to add voice detection to its existing moderator tools. A demo of the integrated Intel and Spirit AI tools for content moderators was shown at GDC to determine whether the research and development effort can address toxicity in voice chat in games.