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Now, Raja Koduri, Intel's chief architect has taken to Twitter to give us a tease: From 2012 to 2021 - same Intel Folsom lab, many of the same engineers with more grey hair , I was at Apple back then, getting hands on with pre-production crystalwell, 9 years later playing with a GPU that’s >20x faster! pic.twitter.com/RgmRJuhOXw— Raja Koduri (@Rajaontheedge) March 12, 2021 The best Chromebook 2021: Our pick of the top Chrome OS laptops for school, college and more By Dan Grabham · 12 April 2021 In this Tweet, he t...
PC World New Zealand Intel's first Xe HPG graphics card might compete with the RTX 3070 Raja Korduri teases Intel's upcoming discrete GPU for gamers, saying it's more than 20 times faster than Iris Pro 5200. Just how fast will Intel’s upcoming Xe HPG graphics card for gamers be? Based on a tweet by Intel chief architect Raja Koduri, it’s looking to run in the neighborhood of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 3070. Koduri posted the tweet Thursday afternoon, along with photos of other Intel employees looking at a screen with UL’s popular 3DMark graphics test on it. Although Koduri doesn’t expli...
Mar 12, 2021 12:53 EST Intel's Chief Architect Raja Koduri has posted what appears to be the upcoming Xe HPG GPU from Intel. Raja is well known for dropping cryptic hints - some of which are deciphered almost instantly while some take months. Videocardz did a CSI enhance-enhance analysis on the image posted and sharpened up quite a few visuals for us as well as correctly noting that the benchmark was running a test that could only have been run on the HPG GPU. Intel Xe HPG GPU spotted in Intel's Labs I am talking of course about the DXR or raytraced 3D Test. The Intel Xe HPG GPU will f...