With the rapid recovery of the price of virtual currency, the price of graphics cards has also risen and returned to the peak, and even the LHR (lock computing power) graphics card, which was once considered the savior of gamers, has also been cracked by miners and reduced to a tool in the mine.
This has also led to many cost-effective graphics cards being more difficult to buy, which are jokingly called "air graphics cards" by players. Probably in order to offset the contraction of the processor market, Intel has also begun to focus on the discrete graphics circuit.
According to Videocardz news, Intel's upcoming GPU appearance of the Sharp Arc graphics has been exposed, including two models, 512EU and 128EU.
According to reports, Intel's new Iris Arc graphics use DG2 GPU, SOC1 has 512 EU, SOC2 has 128EU, that is to say, Intel's new Iris Arc graphics series will be based on these two GPUs.
According to the news, the top DG2 chip is equipped with all 512EU, supporting up to 16GB of GDDR6 video memory, and will compete with NVIDIA's GeForce RTX RTX 3070/Ti desktop graphics card and RTX 3070/3080 notebook graphics card.
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