Intel is expected to officially release the DG2 Alchemist series of gaming discrete graphics cards in March, which is expected to be named arc A series, covering desktops, notebooks, and workstations.
This is also the second family of Intel Xe architecture. The previous DG1 series was positioned in the ultra-low-power entry-level market, with extremely limited performance and fewer partners, and currently only Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, and Gunnir.
The family members of the DG2 series have grown much, and it is reported that there are at least 11 manufacturers that have obtained the Intel brand authorization, covering major board brands:
ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, Blue Halberd, Rainbow, Mingxuan, Meijie, Sotai, Yingchi, Gengsheng, Xiangsheng.
The above brands have obtained DG2 GPUs and are undergoing product development and testing.
From the current situation, Intel DG2 graphics card is expected to reach the level of RTX 3070 Ti at the highest, but it also depends on the driver, game optimization, and the progress has been repeatedly delayed, which is said to have made many partners a little impatient.
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