As you may have seen at Intel’s Architecture Day, we are excited to announce the Intel® Server GPU—Intel's first Xe architecture-based discrete graphics processing unit for data centers. Results have been estimated or simulated. We want to create an inspiring environment for our members and have defined a set of guidelines. The Xe LP integrated graphics was able to run the latter title pretty smoothly at high settings, unlike last year’s Gen 11, which will struggle to keep frame rates up on high settings. Any change to any of those factors may cause the results to vary. As reported by IThome (via @harukaze5719), Intel's Xe-HPG GPUs will be produced at TSMC's fabs, making use of their bleeding-edge fabrication technologies. Comp has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech, and an MBA from University of Phoenix. ILikeFeet. Coupled with 3rd Generation Intel Xeon processors, it delivers next generation datacenter media and graphics acceleration solution for customers that previously used the Intel Visual Compute Accelerator Card (VCA2) with Intel Xeon E3 Processors. Intel is launching its first gaming discrete graphics cards based on its next-generation Xe-HPG GPUs next year. Here are the actual EU counts of Intel's various MCM-based Xe HP GPUs along with estimated core counts and TFLOPs (You can read more about these impressive performance figures which were presented by Intel over here) : Of course, Intel can opt for a higher EU count on its Xe-HPG gaming-specific GPUs but that remains to be seen until the final specifications are disclosed.

The chip giant also previewed its 'Xe LP' integrated graphics technology, debuting in its coming 'Tiger Lake' processors and arriving in laptops later this year. According to the slide and article, "XPG" (the gaming models) are going to be manufactured externally. Banned. It would have to be a combination of giving intel enough time to improve their designs and striking while the iron is hot and nvidia screwing up a generation.

From example footage and comparing to IceLake, yes, it does look like Tigerlake can sustain 2TF at 28watts.

I just hope that their cards are good enough to shake a stick at.

Hope Intel can give nvidia a run for their market share. Thread starter ILikeFeet; Start date Aug 13, 2020; Forums. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Performance tests, such as SYSmark and MobileMark, are measured using specific computer systems, components, software, operations and functions. © Intel Corporation. Our new GPU is ideally suited for high-density, low-latency Android cloud gaming and high-density media transcode/encode for real-time over the top (OTT) video streaming. Although this section is still very hard to predict for Intel Xe-HPG, we do have a pretty good idea of what Xe-LP will be able to pull off.

Thank you! Optimized media plug-in for FFMPEG, a widely used industry standard open source framework for video streaming applications, enabling application compatibility across Intel Xeon Scalable Processors and our new Intel Server GPU. Well they have the top performing chips for gaming so I'd say that is decent :P. I mean I'm all for them to do just that, any competition is better then no competition. As you may have seen at Intel’s Architecture Day, we are excited to announce the Intel® Server GPU—Intel's first Xe architecture-based discrete graphics processing unit for data centers. Reports coming out of Taiwanese based outlets seem to indicate that TSMC is confident in winning orders for Intel's next-generation Xe-HPG GPUs.

A featured concept image of Intel Xe GPU. Our new GPU is ideally suited for high-density, low-latency Android cloud gaming and high-density media transcode/encode for real-time over the top (OTT) video streaming. Discussion. This specific GPU is another category within the Xe micro-architecture family. Could see them going for the lower end space for eSports titles and all-in-one OEM builds. This specific GPU is another category within the Xe micro-architecture family. Xe lineup thus far seems like a huge pile of mess with many seemingly different architectures being labeled "Xe" just because. More stream density means service providers can reach more gamers and viewers with less server infrastructure, reduced capital expenditures and lower operating costs.

I don't think Intel is out of the fight in the CPU market just yet, there has been far bigger comeback stories in technology, Apple for one. (Obviously CPUs can hit top freq). Hopefully not, though.

Intel Details Xe GPU Lineup; Mid-Range & Enthusiast Gaming Cards Coming 2021.

spongiemaster 24 April 2020 20:56. The TSMC 6nm process node was unveiled last year in the company's latest roadmap.