If you'd like to try out Intel's new Graphics Command Center, you can download it from the Microsoft Store. This effort to improve gaming on its platform is very likely leading up to that launch. The company has also teased its first discrete GPU in a long time, and it's expected to be released next year. Intel is also planning to launch the 9th generation of H-series Intel Core processors in the second quarter of 2019, promising more improvements for gamers, such as the addition of support for Wi-Fi 6 for lower latency in online games. If you're interested in helping shape 'the future of graphics and visual computing', you can sign up for Intel's The Odyssey program here. This new app is part of a broader effort from Intel to make life easier for those using its graphics cards, be it for gaming or content creation.

The app can even notify you about new driver updates if you install the Intel Driver and Support Assistant. This is the general theme for the entire app, with every part of the settings now being easier to get to and presented in a more friendly way. For video settings, image and color corrections are now listed in a single page with a few default profiles being offered, though it's also possible to create custom ones. Game optimization is done directly through the home page, multiple monitors are easier to set up and configure instead of having a separate dedicated page.

Furthermore, Intel has also simplified access to many of the features of the control panel.

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