Although Intel postponed the release time, it will not wait too long for the Intel Arc brand of Alchemy (DG2) graphics to meet with players. According to Intel's plan, the first Sharp brand discrete graphics cards are only for mobile platforms and will appear in laptops equipped with Alder Lake mobile processors, and then the desktop version will be released.
Recently, some netizens shared a PPT about Intel Alchemy's mobile graphics development plan. According to the contents of the chart, it can be seen that Intel's future discrete graphics product line on mobile platforms will be divided into five SKUs, and there will be four video memory configurations. Like the desktop platform, the highest-end Alchemy graphics card is the model with DG2-512EU, with 4096 stream processors, equipped with 8 video memory chips, a total of 16GB of GDDR6 memory, a bit width of 256 bits, a rate of 16 Gbps, and 512 GB/s of bandwidth.
Next up is the model with DG2-384EU, with 3072 stream processors, equipped with 6 video memory chips, a total of 12GB of GDDR6 memory, a bit width of 192 bits, a rate of 16 Gbps, and a bandwidth of 384 GB/s. There is also a model with DG2-256EU, with 2048 stream processors, equipped with 4 video memory chips, a total of 8GB of GDDR6 video memory, a bit width of 128 bits, a rate of 16 Gbps, and a bandwidth of 256 GB/s. These two models are relatively mainstream/mid-range models, which should be seen in many game books equipped with Intel's unique display.
Finally, there are two entry-level products, each equipped with 2 memory chips, a bit width of 64 bits, a rate of 14 Gbps, and a bandwidth of 112 GB/s. The difference between the two is that one is a model with DG2-128EU with 1024 stream processors, and the other is a model with DG2-96EU, with 768 stream processors.
