IT House March 15 news, Intel just announced that it will launch its Arc discrete graphics card in its "A New Stage of the Game" event on March 30, and it has been confirmed that Arc will be launched in the first quarter of this year, so this month's release is no surprise.
At 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time on March 30, join us to see how Intel Arc Graphics performs on the center stage and get a first look at our new discrete graphics for laptops.
As can be seen from the event page, Intel will launch an Arc solo display for laptops on the same day. In addition, the company may also reveal some details about desktop Arc, after all, the desktop platform's products have been confirmed to be launched in the next quarter, at this time it is reasonable to choose to disclose a little content to hang the appetite of users.
Of course, the performance of the new generation of Arc graphics should not be too high, and Intel itself has confirmed that the third generation of Celestial GPUs will be "aimed at the super enthusiast field".
While Intel may underestimate Arc's performance, for a company, that's unlikely. In addition, SiSoftware confirmed this when it conducted an early review using Arc GPUs, noting that Arc's performance was "nothing special."
The 2022 Game Developers Conference (GDC22) will begin on March 21. Intel has now announced the agenda for its GDC22 conference.
According to the official arrangement, Intel will introduce XeSS supersampling technology and its own ray tracing hardware on March 23, local time.
IT House understands that Intel will demonstrate how XeSS will work and will compare it to other super-resolution technologies to demonstrate how it can deliver higher performance without compromising quality. Intel will dive into the software and hardware technologies behind XeSS, powered by Arc GPUs.
On the hardware side, Intel will describe how its ray tracing hardware architecture works and why it was designed with the future of ray tracing in mind.
On the CPU side, Intel will introduce performance tuning on a mixed architecture of large and small cores, explaining the difference between P and E cores for 12th generation Intel Core processors, and how to leverage these cores to the advantage in the game.
Finally, Intel will demonstrate the effects of 12th Generation Core + ARC graphics running Killer 3 4K light chase.
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