Intel Graphics Control Panel Alternative?

[sandvich64]

Is there any alternative to the intel graphics control panel that has way more advanced settings?

[sandvich64]

Just now, Grand Admiral Thrawn said:

It depends what you mean by saying advanced settings.

For example MSI Afterburner is widely used tool to overclock GPUs but for brand specific options I think you have to use the manufacturers software.

by advance settings i mean stuff like anything that isnt in the intel panel such as sharpness. also how do you confuse overclocking software with graphical settings?

[The Torrent]

3 minutes ago, sandvich64 said:

by advance settings i mean stuff like anything that isnt in the intel panel such as sharpness. also how do you confuse overclocking software with graphical settings?

sharpness should be a monitor option. Dont think any control panel has that may be wrong.

[sandvich64]

Just now, The Torrent said:

sharpness should be a monitor option. Dont think any control panel has that may be wrong.

im using a laptop so theres no monitor options

[The Torrent]

5 minutes ago, sandvich64 said:

by advance settings i mean stuff like anything that isnt in the intel panel such as sharpness. also how do you confuse overclocking software with graphical settings?

yea ok thinking about it i dont understand your question - windows works pixel by pixel you cant really increase sharpness unless your down/upsampling in which case sharpness is decided in actual ingame settings etc.

[The Torrent]

Just now, sandvich64 said:

im using a laptop so theres no monitor options

whats your specific case?? What exactly do you want to change? Which laptop?

[The Torrent]

3 minutes ago, sandvich64 said:

im using a laptop so theres no monitor options

could this be what your looking fort??

[sandvich64]

2 minutes ago, The Torrent said:

could this be what your looking fort??

thats not exact sharpness settings and its basically just antialiasing

[The Torrent]

Just now, sandvich64 said:

thats not exact sharpness settings and its basically just antialiasing

not at all thats windows version of sharpness-ing.

 

Thats all the options your gonna get on a integrated graphics gpu on a laptop screen. If you say your exact problem maybe i could help more. E.g in a game in game settings should be able to increase sharpness although with integrated graphics im thinking this isnt game related.