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Intel Arc A380, A580, A750, A770
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Introducing Intel® Arc™
Unleash your imagination with new Intel Arc graphics solutions, coming Q1 2022; hardware, software, and services. All built to help you game, create, and stream—without limits.
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The Journey Begins
The new Intel® Arc™ Graphics Solutions will deliver high performance gaming, immersive visuals, and seamless game streaming & creation experiences. Coming soon.
Intel® Arc™ Graphics – Let’s Play
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Originally Posted by Intel Newsroom
Intel today revealed the brand for its upcoming consumer high-performance graphics products: Intel® Arc™.
The Arc brand will cover hardware, software and services, and will span multiple hardware generations, with the first generation, based on the Xe HPG microarchitecture, code-named Alchemist (formerly known as DG2).
Intel also revealed the code names of future generations under the Arc brand: Battlemage, Celestial and Druid.
Intel Introduces New High-Performance Graphics Brand: Intel Arc
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Originally Posted by The Verge
Intel is branding its upcoming consumer GPUs as Intel Arc. This new Arc brand will cover both the hardware and software powering Intel’s high-end discrete GPUs, as well as multiple hardware generations. The first of those, known previously as DG2, is expected to arrive in the form of codename “Alchemist” in Q1 2022.
Intel’s Arc-based Alchemist GPUs will be available in both desktops and notebooks in early 2022, with Intel seemingly aiming to compete against both AMD and Nvidia here. While we still don’t know much about the performance of the first Alchemist GPUs, Intel published a teaser video today that showed prototype silicon powering PUBG, Psychonauts 2, Metro Exodus, and more.
Intel’s Arc GPUs will be capable of mesh shading, variable rate shading, video upscaling, and real-time ray tracing. Most importantly, Intel is also promising AI-accelerated super sampling, which sounds like Intel has its own competitor to Nvidia’s Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology. AMD launched its own FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) answer to DLSS in June, but it’s only using a spatial upscaling technique rather than AI-based temporal upscaling. The aim of all these technologies is to upscale games from a lower resolution to provide smoother frame rates without a noticeable compromise in image quality.
So far, Intel has launched its first Iris Xe graphics cards, codenamed “DG1,” that use the company’s Xe LP architecture. These lower-power cards were mainly designed for pre-built workstations, instead of dedicated gaming rigs. Intel’s upcoming Arc GPUs will be based on the company’s Xe-HPG microarchitecture, which is a combination of the work Intel has been putting into its Xe-LP, HP, and HPC microarchitectures.
Intel’s Arc GPUs are designed to take on Nvidia and AMD for PC gaming - The Verge
