Intel DG2 GPU To Get Released This Year features Ray Tracing support natively
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Loobyluggs
I am really interested in this
IchimA
Mostly interested for a third party to the table . Maybe prices come back to AFFORDABLE levels .
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Kaarme
When I noticed video card prices jumped 100 euros from last week, I'm certainly more and more eager to see a third manufacturer enter the GPU market. Intel might not have traditionally been the one to drive prices down, but when they are the newcomer starting from zero, they can't very well price their products too high, unless the cards are totally out of this world performance wise. But they won't be.
Mpampis
rl66
moo100times
I doubt Intel would greatly undercut the competition in price, probably make it within 10% of competitor prices assuming comparable output even as the new player to the market (based on their pricing approaches in other products).
Fox2232
Venix
cucaulay malkin
color me intrugued.not gonna experimient though,I'll only consider it if it's truly a better product.
boy,1st gen intel cards releasing faster and more stable than rdna would be ironic.
that 6nm would be hella expensive.just look at 7nm enhanced.
that also mean that tsmc will have to handle all amd and intel 6/7nm gpus as well as all console variants.
meanwhile nvidia is probably gonna go with samsung's 5nm next round and have 8nm exclusively for gaming ampere .... and some said their decision was "the dumbest ever".....
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tXb-8feWoOE/mqdefault.jpg
cucaulay malkin
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schmidtbag
If Intel releases something competitive (including price) and actually has product available, I'll buy it. Though if I were a Windows user, I'd be real hesitant to buy it - Intel is pretty quick to abandon outdated products on Windows, and this GPU series is going to need a lot of TLC to be fully caught up.
SpajdrEX
I would rather have more refined and compatible driver from Intel than adding RT.
DeskStar
Man. So many different things going on in my mind right now.
Lack of production for true products that will make a level playing field between manufacturing companies. To many hands in the pot reaching for their piece of that proverbial pie!
Intel seems like they may be doing this in order to hinder some of the supplies to other parts of the industry. I mean not exactly for them reasons, but there's no way their first foray into the GPU realm they're going to best the competition in a way that makes people truly want to jump ship....
I see it slowing down the production of true products that people are/do want now and to come.
schmidtbag
H83
Astyanax
Astyanax
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