Intel Adler Lake documentation suggests Denuvo compatibility issues
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nme.comgadget.tendency) said, “If your existing or future game uses DRM middleware, you can contact the middleware vendor to confirm that it supports hybrid architectures in general and the future Intel Alder Lake platform in particular.
The nature of modern DRM algorithms is such that they can identify the CPU, so they should be aware of the upcoming hybrid platforms.
Intel is working with leading DRM vendors like Denuvo to ensure their solutions support new platforms.”Those hoping to use Adler Lake technology in their PCs may find that games that use DRM might suffer from poor performance.
This would be caused by the poor utilisation of the new hybrid architecture.DRM already receives a lot of negative feelings because of perceived performance.
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