Intel Arc's sharp graphics card has been delayed in releasing, but it is also constantly improving, and the exposure is also non-stop.
According to the latest excavations, the Intel i915 Linux graphics driver has recently updated a patch to turn on the support of the DG2 Arc graphics card for five screen outputs!
However, the patch does not specify how it is supported, and the exposed sample card does not see the corresponding five output interfaces, so it can be concluded with a high probability that this is for the workstation version.
After all, Arc graphics cards will also be used for workstations in addition to desktops and notebooks, but the corresponding product release time will be later, almost in the middle of the year.
NVIDIA, AMD game cards do not support more than four screen output, Gigabyte and other manufacturers have made more screen attempts, but are with VR headsets.
Of course, multi-screen output is common on workstation professional graphics cards, such as the Radeon Pro W6800, which has six miniDP interfaces that can be connected to six monitors.
