Intel Discrete Graphics Exposure: Multiple models with up to 16GB of video memory

Intel announced last year that it will launch a new discrete graphics card in 2022, but at CES 2022, we don't seem to see any news about Intel's new generation of graphics, at least for now, Intel will take some time to adapt to discrete graphics. However, there is now news that Intel plans to launch a number of discrete graphics, including those for the audiophile market as well as mainstream markets.

According to this exposed SKU map, Intel plans to launch five discrete graphics cards, of which the flagship graphics card has 512 EU, and the video memory will use GDDR6, with a capacity of 16GB, a memory width of 256Bits, and a video memory speed of 16Gbps, it is clear that this graphics card is Intel's flagship graphics card for hardcore players, and the performance is expected to exceed the RTX 3070 Ti, which is not much different from the NVIDIA RTX 3080. The SKU2 is a graphics card for enthusiast gamers, with 384 EU, 12GB of video memory, and a memory width of 192Bits, which should be the level of RTX 3060 Ti.

As for the other two, it should be biased towards mid-range graphics cards, mainly to make up for the market of about 2000 yuan, which may be similar to radeon RX 6500 in performance, it seems that this time Intel's ambitions are still relatively large, and want to achieve a multi-level layout through its graphics cards, so as to occupy a place in the graphics card market.