Intel’s upcoming Xe HPG discrete graphics card will indeed have hardware ray tracing, the company confirmed on Wednesday. The catch? That new discrete GPU for gamers won’t actually show up ...

Intel teased its dedicated laptop GPU earlier in October, and it’s now rolling out the technology in earnest. The chip designer has announced that the first laptops using its Iris Xe Max ...

Intel’s Xe HPG architecture isn’t directly comparable ... We test thermals by leaving GPU-Z open during the F1 2020 power draw test, noting the highest maximum temperature at the end.

Intel is launching its first Iris Xe desktop graphics cards today. Originally codenamed “DG1,” these new desktop GPUs are primarily aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses and mainstream ...

August 13, 2020 Intel has now confirmed that the Xe-HPG microarchitecture exists and that it will have ray tracing. Intel's chief architect Raja Koduri today announced that the company has "added ...

Intel has launched its Iris Xe Max graphics chip and announced that Acer, Asus, and Dell have signed on as customers. The three laptop makers are debuting thin-and-light laptops with the chip today.

Intel still isn't releasing any number, but confirmed that Xe will arrive with Tiger Lake 10-nanometer CPUs later this year and double graphics performance over the current Ice Lake generation. It ...

Intel also revealed that it hopes to bring Iris Xe Max graphics to basic sub-$1,000 PCs by the end of June 2021. Deep Link is part of Intel's latest generation of its Adaptix performance tuning ...

as well as the Intel Xe SS (Super Sampling) technology. While we have already heard all the codenames for future Intel Xe HPG GPUs, Intel has now revealed the full "multi-year" roadmap ...

The Intel Iris Xe graphics is a lineup of high-performance built-in and discrete mobile graphics chips introduced in 2020. The Arc Alchemist lineup has replaced the discrete lineup. However ...

The first Intel Xe graphics card has been plugged in, powered on, and run through the GFXBench testing software. Yes, it's actually working. Well, after a fashion… We first heard about Intel ...

Intel has now officially dropped native hardware support for DirectX 9, and this applies to both integrated Xe graphics on Alder Lake CPUs and discrete Arc Alchemist GPUs. This doesn’t mean that ...