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Intel Announces Xess Effect: Up to 153% Improvement

The current graphics card manufacturers, in addition to hardware, but also in the software to further improve the game frame rate, such as Nvidia launched the DLSS, AMD launched FSR technology and Intel's XeSS technology, the purpose of these technologies is to let the picture quality in the case of not too much loss, improve the game frame rate, after all, 4K for the mid-range graphics card is still a bit difficult, and now with the help of these software and AI algorithms, you can make the game frame rate get greatly improved. At the GDC conference, Intel also announced the actual performance of XeSS, and the increase was still relatively large.

Intel Announces Xess Effect: Up to 153% Improvement

Intel showcased the actual gaming performance based on XeSS technology at the GDC conference, using its own Arc graphics card, of course, based on the actual performance at 2K resolution. Judging from the comparison pictures, it seems that after turning on XeSS technology, the picture quality impact is not very large, but it is not said that the picture quality setting level is used.

Intel Announces Xess Effect: Up to 153% Improvement

On the specific XeSS settings, Intel, like the other two, has a variety of image quality settings, including super quality, quality, balance, performance, and super performance. Among them, super performance is the most important option in XeSS frame rate, compared to TAA anti-aliasing can increase the frame rate by 153%, it is estimated that this is used for 8K resolution in the future, and other screen settings have an increase of more than 30% compared to the original anti-aliasing.

There was news before that the performance of Intel's audiophile graphics this time is equivalent to RTX 3070 Ti, so with the help of XeSS and other picture quality improvement technology, there is not much problem in dealing with the AAA masterpiece, but the specific performance still depends on the official release of arc graphics cards to know.

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