At last week's CES 2022 show, Intel's first-generation ARC discrete graphics card was not officially released, but Intel also announced some key information about the graphics card. The first generation of graphics cards, code-named Alchemy, will support ray tracing and XeSS super-resolution sampling techniques.
It is reported that the Alchemist graphics card has a maximum of 512 EU units, that is, 4096 stream processors, with 256-bit 16GB GDDR6 video memory, the performance is expected to reach the level of RTX 3070 Ti.
According to Intel's previous planning, the first generation of Arc graphics cards will be officially released in the first quarter of this year, but after the release of CES 2022, Intel's documents deleted the relevant content released in the first quarter, so the outside world believes that Intel Arc graphics cards may have to jump tickets. But after a week or so of silence, Intel finally officially spoke out, saying that the ntel Arc graphics card will still be released as scheduled.
In fact, the outside world believes that the information of Intel Arc graphics card ticket jumping is not empty, after all, so graphics card products are in extreme shortage. In addition, Intel graphics cards may also adopt TSMC's process, and the production capacity is relatively limited. This time Intel officially responded, which is a reassuring pill for the market.
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