Intel Shows Xe Graphics Family GPU Photos (Calls it BFP (Big Fabulous Package))

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/25/2020 08:45 AM | source: videocardz | 18 comment(s)

The man who defected from AMD Radeon team and moved towards Intel's GPU team, Raja Koduri, has been showing actual silicon being tested on Intel’s Xe Graphics Family of GPUs.

He posted a series of photos, among them some older ones, on Twitter. You will notice three Xe-based products. To the far left, you'll see a Xe-HP based data center accelerator. There's a new product on the right side and a massive GPU located in the bottom right corner.

The top right product can be Intel’s DG1 and the big one an 'Arctic Sound prototype.

Given the ginormous size of the Xe based GPUs they would likely have to be multichip based, and that confirmed pretty much the 'tiled' design. The new big Xe product in the bottom right is called BFP – Big Fabolous Package. It is so big that it cannot be a consumer product, and thus that likely is a Xe-HPC-based data center accelerator.

Intel would be making tiles, you may call them chiplets even with multi-chip per package solutions. photos also include lab ones, where the products are cooled. Have a browse as these are always funky to watch.

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cryohellinc
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#5803127 Posted on: 06/25/2020 10:32 AM

"prediction"

Fox2232
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#5803162 Posted on: 06/25/2020 12:47 PM

Considering traditional "arrow" in corner, it goes into Socket!

Having all GPU related "onboard" under IHS can mean that it will sit on card that provides everything else like: PCIe connection, power, displays, ...

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#5803199 Posted on: 06/25/2020 02:34 PM

Here's to hoping for some serious GPU competition in the market.

Alleviate some of them high ass price points as of late.

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#5803202 Posted on: 06/25/2020 02:36 PM

Aye - if it's shit - no problem.... don't buy it.

If it's good... we can only benefit.

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#5803217 Posted on: 06/25/2020 03:18 PM

So big, so expensive. Why you have to do this Intel? Smaller is better! Not what she said, I know, but for tech it is!

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