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#5939007 Posted on: 08/18/2021 10:26 AM
I'm cautiously optimistic.
I'm cautiously optimistic.
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#5939018 Posted on: 08/18/2021 11:38 AM
This event is probably just a metaphor for sky high gpu prices.
This event is probably just a metaphor for sky high gpu prices.
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#5939019 Posted on: 08/18/2021 11:43 AM
Intel is gonna make serious money if this works. NVidia and AMD should be crying. Intel is already #1 at total sales. Imagine the addition of dGPUs on these charts!
Intel is gonna make serious money if this works. NVidia and AMD should be crying. Intel is already #1 at total sales. Imagine the addition of dGPUs on these charts!
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#5939053 Posted on: 08/18/2021 02:38 PM
IMO, Intel has broken that reputation going all the way back to their original Iris graphics, which was I think released in 2014. People just associate Intel graphics as being crappy because their GPUs were never built with gaming in mind, but they have made genuinely good GPUs for a long while. Xe basically took all of the good attributes of Intel's GPUs (great performance-per-watt, relatively low memory bandwidth, great video transcoding support, multiple 4K monitor support, etc) and then bumped up 3D rasterization performance to levels gamers wanted to see.
Meanwhile as a Linux user, Intel's driver support has been fantastic for years. Linux hardly ever benefits from application-specific optimizations and the existing Xe drivers for it are pretty polished, so it shouldn't feel like a first-gen product to Linux users. So long as the pricing and availability is good, I'll most likely get one.
Nvidia has nothing to worry about for a long while. Even if Intel releases something with better performance-per-watt and performance-per- (even in DXR games), Nvidia will still have not much to worry about.
AMD could have something to worry about; RNDA2 will most likely be inferior but their next-gen stuff might only be par.
Maybe the introduction of Raja and his expertise could break the image of Intel slow iGPU /GPU.
IMO, Intel has broken that reputation going all the way back to their original Iris graphics, which was I think released in 2014. People just associate Intel graphics as being crappy because their GPUs were never built with gaming in mind, but they have made genuinely good GPUs for a long while. Xe basically took all of the good attributes of Intel's GPUs (great performance-per-watt, relatively low memory bandwidth, great video transcoding support, multiple 4K monitor support, etc) and then bumped up 3D rasterization performance to levels gamers wanted to see.
Meanwhile as a Linux user, Intel's driver support has been fantastic for years. Linux hardly ever benefits from application-specific optimizations and the existing Xe drivers for it are pretty polished, so it shouldn't feel like a first-gen product to Linux users. So long as the pricing and availability is good, I'll most likely get one.
Intel is gonna make serious money if this works. NVidia and AMD should be crying. Intel is already #1 at total sales. Imagine the addition of dGPUs on these charts!
Nvidia has nothing to worry about for a long while. Even if Intel releases something with better performance-per-watt and performance-per-
AMD could have something to worry about; RNDA2 will most likely be inferior but their next-gen stuff might only be par.
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Well, let's see them benchmarks as soon as those cards are available.
Maybe the introduction of Raja and his expertise could break the image of Intel slow iGPU /GPU.
Rather interesting times, maybe we will have 3 players in the GPU market finally.