Intel has reportedly split its driver branches for its older processors, with the 11th-14th Gen Core processors now on a separate iGPU driver branch compared to the newer CPU models. According to the latest driver release dated September 19th, Intel supplies Intel Graphics Driver 32.0.101.7076 for 11th-14th Gen Intel Core processor graphics, separating the support for integrated graphics into "Arc"-based and non-Arc-based models. The 11th Gen Intel "Rocket Lake" Core processors feature Intel's older "Iris" UHD Graphics 750, while the 12th Gen "Alder Lake", 13th Gen "Raptor Lake", and 14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh" Core processors feature UHD Graphics 770 GPU. Hence, Intel decided to separate these older "Iris" variations from its newest "Arc" driver support branch, possibly assigning different support teams to the iGPU driver support.

The current cross-architecture package, v32.0.101.7029, continues to support Intel "Arc" as well as "Iris Xe" integrated designs while listing compatibility with 11th-Gen CPUs and newer. Separately, Intel published a slightly newer iGPU-focused release, v32.0.101.7076, that targets the non-Arc integrated graphics used on 11th-14th-Gen Core processors (the Iris/UHD variants). The existence of a dedicated v7076 branch implies Intel consolidated a set of iGPU-specific tweaks—performance and power/frequency profiles, accumulated bug fixes and platform adjustments—into a parallel maintenance stream before rolling broader Arc/Iris Xe updates through the v7029 line.