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| Intel is once again trying to develop its first separate graphics to compete with Nvidia and AMD |
Intel plans to compete with NVIDIA and AMD in the discrete graphics market. In recent years, the company has provided a variety of graphics card models. At a recent CES event, Intel again introduced a new Intel DG1 graphics card.
NVIDIA and AMD dominate the graphics card or graphics processor market, while Intel is famous for its unique processor versions for laptops and desktop computers, but Intel definitely wants to keep up with the graphics card market, and recently launched a new model at the Svegas event, however, it will not Launched on the market soon.
Intel provided some details on the graphics card model presented at CES 2020 and showcased the company's new Xe architecture.
Intel's attempt to assert itself in the graphics market came back 10 years ago when the company ended the Larrabee project because it launched Intel i740 in 1998 and returned to DG1, which was targeting high-performance computers currently running but not available for sale. ,
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| Intel is once again trying to develop its first separate graphics to compete with Nvidia and AMD |
The company reports that the DG1 graphics card can efficiently cover all graphics tasks for small laptops and powerful desktop computers.
The Intel graphics card architecture is divided into three parts: Xe LP, Xe HP and Xe HPC, which performs low, medium, or high performance on high-load workstation devices.
The DG1 graphics card and future Tiger Lake devices also feature a low-performance Xe LP chassis of 20W to 40 or 50W. DG1 also has the same graphics capacity as the Tiger Lake 15W chip with good space for faster performance. And fewer calories.
Intel has indicated that graphics can improve graphics up to four times in just one year. Therefore, it must be emphasized that the processor manufacturing giant in this field can keep pace with the products of the next first generation.