only intel It announced that its first discrete graphics cards in over a decade will begin shipping soon. We did not get an exact release date, But the long-awaited Intel Arc graphics for laptops will be ready in the first quarter, so no later than April. That’s right around the time 12 gProjectSyndicate en Intel H-series laptops are due for release, and we expect some of these upcoming systems to switch to Intel instead of AMD or Nvidia.
Intel has already committed to releasing future iterations of its Arc processors. The first version to arrive in the coming months is being called alchemist, while again mage battle Decision Edition 2023-2024. The Alchemist is said to be more of a flagship product while Battlemage will treat Nvidia RTX and AMD Radeon as a high-end graphics option.
Intel also announced a third generation product called heavenly, A sign of the company’s confidence in its journey to attract current market leaders. Celestial GPUs are meant to be made for the “heavy sector”. This includes a chip designed for esports gamers who can run certain competitive titles at high refresh rates – it could be a direct competitor to Nvidia’s RTX 3090 or AMD’s RX 6900 XT. fourthIt is rumored that a generation chip called Druid will arrive in 2025.
The desktop version of first-generation Arc Alchemist chips will not arrive until Q2 while the workstation version is scheduled for Q3.
Intel also introduced a new service called Project Endgamet Investors Meeting 2022, although details are scarce (we’ve reached out to Intel for details). stationedD In a vague description of the service, it appears that this would give customers access to Intel Arc graphics via the cloud subscription service for an “always accessible and low-latency computing experience.” We don’t know how much it will cost, when it will arrive, what GPUs Intel is referring to, or if it will be paired with the cloud gaming service. Those details should be revealed soon considering that Intel says the service will arrive sometime this year.
Intel expects to ship over 4 million discrete graphics cards in 2022 (around 95 million discrete GPUs shipped in 2021), and stated at this year’s CES that more than 50 models from HP, Acer, Asus, Dell, Samsung, MSI and others Soon on the market.
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