A high-level overview of Intel’s 14th Generation Core ‘Meteor Lake’ platform for mobile PCs obtained by Igor’s Lab shows massive advancements that the company plans to bring to the market next year. Intel’s 14th Generation Core “Meteor Lake” processors will be the company’s first client CPUs to feature a multi-tiled design, as well as the first product to be…
Intel has been preparing the launch of its next-generation Xe series of GPUs, codenamed DG2 (discrete graphics 2). It builds off the foundation laid by the Intel DG1, hopefully with significantly improved performance so it can compete with the best graphics cards from AMD and Nvidia. The supposed lineup for the Xe-HPG configurations will range…
If you’ve been holding on to your Odyssey card from Intel, now’s the time to use it. The chipmaker has announced via its Twitter account that cardholders can now register their cards to receive some swag. The microsite asks you to fill out some basic information to get in on the freebies. More importantly, Intel…
AMD’s FidelityFX SuperResolution technology works not only on the company’s Radeon graphics processors, but also on Nvidia’s GeForce GPUs so developers can support it across all the best graphics cards. For Nvidia’s, which has its own deep learning super sampling (DLSS) technology, ensuring compatibility with AMD’s FSR is not a priority, but Intel, which is quarters away…
Intel’s graphics chief Raja Koduri published the first ‘official’ image of Intel’s upcoming gaming graphics processor based on the Xe-HPG architecture. Koduri also confirmed that at least one of the company’s DG2 GPUs will feature 512 EUs. “Xe-HPG (DG2) real candy – very productive time at the Folsom lab couple of weeks ago,” Raja Koduri…
YouTube channel Moore’s Law Is Dead has published what it claims to be one of the first images of Intel’s upcoming enthusiast-grade DG2-series graphics card based on the Xe-HPG architecture (possibly codenamed ‘Niagara Falls’). The board does look like a graphics card, but it doesn’t have any Intel logotypes (they might have been removed to protect…
We already know from an inadvertent leak by Intel itself that the company is preparing five notebook GPU models based on its Xe-HPG architecture. Still, the company’s plans for desktop PCs were not clear at all. This week, Igor’sLab attempted to fill in some gaps with information obtained from a slide that’s purportedly from an Intel DG2 presentation. Up…
