Intel ceased to support his deep connection technology package, which was confirmed by the representative Girubvia the user x Fog. After Intel quietly stopped promoting this function in newer products, such as Battlemage, he confirmed that the lively development of Deep Link gave way. Although you can still exploit a deep link, Intel explained that there will be no future updates or official support from their customer service channels.
Deep Link was introduced at the end of 2020. This allows you to exploit the combined power of the Intel and GPU ARC processor to improve streaming streaming, acceleration AI and overall performance. To exploit a deep link, you needed the Intel 11, 12 or 13 processor and dedicated GPU ALCHEMIK ARC. The package offers four key tools: energetic power sharing, stream assistant, Hyper Encode and Hyper Compute.
Dynamic Power Share optimizes efficiency and power through intelligently changing energy resources between the processor and the GPU. The stream helps improve streaming by relieving the task from a dedicated GPU to an integrated GPU. Hyper encodes accelerated video coding with many Intel processors. Finally, Hyper Compute used the Intel and GPU processor to accelerate AI loads in Openvino.
“Deep Link is no longer actively maintained and will not receive future updates, which means that there will be no changes in functions regardless of their current status of functionality.”
Intel representative at GitHub
These functions have increased performance in applications such as OBS, Davinci Resolve and Hand Brake. The user who was created in the thread at Github could not get the stream support up and launched from the service using the latest ARC B580 in combination with the Core Ultra 7 265K. After a month expectation, the representative said that Intel had stopped developing the software.
It turns out that even Alchemist users had difficulty obtaining functions in their hands and observing. It is possible that Intel considered a deep link to be a niche function and recognized continuous effort and investments that are not profitable. In addition, most of these functions require checking correctness. Development was probably dropped some time ago, as Meteor Lake, architecture, which dates back to the end of 2023, is not one of the supported processors.
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