Intel Arc Razor discrete graphics card is finally going to go public, according to the official statement related notebooks will be shipped this month, the next quarter is the desktop, the third quarter is the workstation.
@momomo_us found the starting lineup of Arc's sharp graphics cards from an unreleased Intel graphics driver, including the mobile version of the A380M, A350M, Xe MAX A200M, and the desktop version of the A380 and A350.
They have a common feature, that is, all based on the small core of 128 units, the performance is up to the GTX 1650 SUPER, RX 5600 XT grade.
Among them, the Xe MAX A200M should be an entry-level version, positioned similar to the NVIDIA MX series.
The big core of arc's graphics card family is the 512 unit, which will be derived from the A700 series and A500 series.
According to the latest rumors, the flagship card of the A700 series is not expected to be released until early May and early June.
In addition, an "Xe Pod" appears in the list of driver support devices, alongside the DG1 Xe MAX based on the Xe LP low-power architecture.
In fact, the CPU-Z 2.36.0 version last November supported the Xe Pod, but there has been no following, I don't know if it is a derivative version of Xe MAX.
