Intel’s Entler Heavy Game GPU has been demonstrated on Twitter, with an assertion that it will be capable of severely smooth frame rates.
Obviously at this point, we can take such claims with more than some liberal pioneers of Sel – Intel always build a lot of clouds of hype, as it was. But it is good to hear that the GPU XE-HPG (high performance game game) is doing a capable force and see a real photo of DG2 (as the card is also mentioned, being the rest of the first Discrete from Intel Offer, DG1).
The Tweet goes from Raja Kodiuri, Chief Architect (and Main VP) of the Intel Graphic Division, but the commentary on the sweetness is Roger Chandler, Intel GM of XPU customer products. Chandler describes the progress made on the GPU as follows: “Jittery travel to smooth butter”.
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As you can see from the displayed chip, this is the DG2 variant with 512 execution units and previous rumors, it will be the flagship game graphics card.
AMD FSR FTW?
As WCCFTECH, which preview the Tweet above, stresses that Koduri responded to another tweet when asked about whether Intel could adopt the AMD’s DLSS, competing with FSR (FidelityFX technology Super resolution).
AMD has just confirmed to ComputerEx that FSR will start later in June, and rather than the exclusive NVIDIA DLS, the Red team red take on the rise in frame rates will be an open standard. Indeed, AMD has already demonstrated that there has already worked on a NVIDIA GTX 1060 graphics card with Godfall – so theoretically, it’s something Intel could benefit, rather than trying to prepare his own potion. amortization.
As Koduri clearly clarifies, it’s something Intel, it is “definitively examined” and that society would like to “align with open approaches” (which means FSR) in the cause of ease of facilitating developers. Games. (Introduction of another distinct standard – as “XESS” preferred – more complicate things, of course, and would probably be a major climb struggle for Intel to try to push the should to adopt).
The AMD technology could help Intel’s new gambling graphics cards to better compete in Nvidia, and indeed, the GPUs of the Red Red team for this case.
Intel’s Xe-HPG Card may appear before 2021 is out – and this photo is an optimistic sign that things are on the calendar – but a recent rumor indicated that the beginning 2022 is a more realistic proposal, at least for the Office GPUs (Mobile versions of DG2 for game laptops are allegedly defined to arrive first).
