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Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition

By Jacob Ridley last updated

Review Player 3 has entered the game.

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Intel Alchemist GPU renders on a blue gradient background

Intel Xe Alchemist: Everything we know about Intel's gaming GPU

By Jacob Ridley published

New Challenger Intel Alchemist, previously known as DG2, could have an outside chance of competing with the best graphics cards around.

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Intel DG2 concept

Intel teases distant gaming GPU codename, reaffirming long-term gaming plans

By Jacob Ridley published

News We're talking codenames for the generation arriving after Alchemist, Battlemage, Celestial, and Druid.

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Intel Nuc X15 gaming laptop on a gradient background with a drop shadow.

If Intel's first Alchemist gaming laptops are like its new NUC X15, I'd be impressed

By Jacob Ridley published

News Intel's new reference gaming laptop is a barebones kit with some pretty impressive specs.

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Intel DG2 concept

Intel is building up its Xe-HPG GPU drivers to take on AMD and Nvidia at their own game

By Katie Wickens published

news Intel promises more control for creators and enthusiasts in its GPU software.

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Intel Alchemist AI Accelerated Super Sampling

Intel's Alchemist GPU looks promising in this gameplay video

By Alan Dexter published

News It's pre-production silicon, but I can't help but be hopeful about its potential.

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Intel eyeing up frame rate boosting tech for Intel Xe-HPG gaming GPUs

By Jacob Ridley published

News Koduri states Intel is "definitely looking into" AMD's Fidelity Super Resolution.

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Intel Ponte Vecchio Xe-HPC GPU

Intel's making some seriously beefy GPUs too, just so you know

By Jacob Ridley published

News Take a look at Intel Xe-HPC, a certified beefcake.

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Intel's chief architect with Xe tile

Intel promises enthusiast gaming GPU to take on AMD and Nvidia in 2021. It's a ray tracing three-way

By Jacob Ridley published

News So Intel is working on a high-end gaming graphics card after all, and one with ray tracing acceleration at that.

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