It's taking Intel a long time to get Xe going for consumers. The desktop GPUs SKUs are still not talked about, but who knows during CES some more information will be shared. Two new Xe entries however have been spotted. 

We know that Intel is still hard at work with Xe for desktop and has plans for it, we however do wonder if it's not too late and too little looking at the lineup from AMD and NVIDIA. Intel's latest graphics driver shows the existence of two different SKUs. A DG2 card with 128 execution units, which could mean 1024 shading processors. And then another variant is mentioned with 512 eu's. This version is said to have 4096 shader cores.  The latter would, however, require that two tiles are installed on the card, much like AMD is doing with multiple CPU dies on a processor package (chiplets). The performance level of these chips remains unknown.

Here and there, Xe units have already appeared in benchmark databases, but these were always early test units on drivers that are still unfinished. What we do know is that the DG2 will probably be equipped with 8 GiByte GDDR6 because it has already been spotted.  Intel may provide more information during the CES fair, which starts next week.

Intel seems to plan two gaming video cards