A new Benchmark was discovered featuring the, as yet unannounced, Iris Xe integrated graphics from the upcoming Intel Tiger Lake processor. These new processors are based on a 10nm SuperFIN fabrication node, with Willow Cove and Xe-LP graphics architectures.
This series of processors is expected to offer twice the performance of the integrated Iris graphics in the current 10th generation Ice Lake, although both represent low-power mobile series (up to 28W), for ultra-thin and compact notebooks. Intel will officially launch its low-power Tiger Lake processors on September 2 .
The new Benchmark displays Iris Xe graphics with 768 shader cores clocked at 1650 MHz. This is a 350 MHz increase over the speculated 1.3 GHz and 100 MHz higher than the previously leaked Benchmark. This is not the first time that we have seen a higher clock of Xe graphics, previously a Tiger Lake processor with a GPU operating at 1.55 GHz was detected on the Geekbench site. The page describes it as a desktop variant, so it could be Intel's dedicated DG1 card for the mobile sector.
Iris Xe integrated graphics for Intel Tiger Lake is has been spotted