IGCC is now available for download in an early access state through the Microsoft Store. Not only will there be recommended settings for each game, but the software will also take its time to explain common image quality rendering techniques like anisotropic filtering or the many forms of anti-aliasing. In Intel's case, however, IGCC will supposedly be more friendly for novices and casual gamers. If that sounds familiar to you, then it's because IGCC is roughly equivalent to Nvidia's existing GeForce Experience companion application.
Only 30 games are supported for now, however, with more eventually to come. The application is a one-stop window that scans your computer for games and then automatically adjusts their settings for optimal performance. Intel is celebrating GDC 2019 with the launch of its new Intel Graphics Command Center (IGCC) software.
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