Intel Xe graphics card spotted in benchmark database (no benchmarks though).
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cryohellinc
If price will be spot on, Intel can make a real dent in the market. They have all the money in the world to realize this - I only hope for a solid execution.
Andy Watson
BReal85
cryohellinc
Kaarme
Astyanax
stop putting raja on a pedestal, he wasn't the radeon saviour you make him out to be.
Andy Watson
Kaarme
Astyanax
schmidtbag
Considering how little we know about this GPU, it's possible this isn't their best offering. But even if it is, this is a very healthy first-generation, especially considering how little time they've had to optimize drivers.
He wasn't the reason GPUs like the Vega series were disappointing, either.
Astyanax
schmidtbag
-Tj-
Reddoguk
I'm pretty sure Intels 2nd or 3rd gen cards will be put into the mix of Mid to high-end cards.
Hopefully all GFX card prices will be a third cheaper once we have 3 gfx card producers.
sykozis
Intel joining the party will only reduce graphics card pricing if NVidia feels threatened. From the information currently available, NVidia has no reason to worry about Intel. We're only guessing at what the performance will be and what market will be targeted first. Also, there's still plenty of time for Intel to repeat Larrabee and make it an HPC accelerator card again...
Hopefully Intel won't use some ridiculous naming scheme....
user1
A M D BugBear
Look at this one:
https://wccftech.com/intel-xe-gpu-architecture-2x-performance-ray-tracing-support/
Look at those images, 3 pictures, bottom of the page, card looks luxurious, real beauty!
Here's one of them, look at it, Jesus:
https://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/47958747276_1aaf9d81e5_k-740x416.jpg
Astyanax
thats a cheesey concept design.
sykozis
Stormyandcold
They must be able to beat Nvidia and AMD either in performance or price to compete or else the card/s will fail imho. The gpu market history has shown there's no room for a 3rd competitor.