On the evening of March 30, Intel officially released the long-warmed Ruixuan series of discrete graphics cards, and the relevant product information of these graphics products is also listed on its official website.
The Ruixuan A series of mobile graphics cards released this time contains a total of five products in three series, namely A350M, A370M, A550M, A730M and A770M. Only two of the A300 series are officially available, and the other three products will not be officially available until the summer.
However, Intel has announced all their parameters, of which the lowest positioned A350M has 6 Xe cores and 6 ray-traced units, the graphics clock frequency is 1150MHz, the video memory is 4GB GDDR6, and the power consumption is 25~35W; the highest-end A770M is designed with 32 Xe cores, with 32 ray tracing units, the graphics clock frequency is increased to 1650MHz, and has 16GB of GDDR6 video memory, and the power consumption directly comes to 120~ 150W。
This information can also be browsed on the official website of Intel, and the information of the five products can be found.
As for performance, Intel did not announce their comparison results with other manufacturers' discrete graphics, but compared with its own i7-1280P processor on the Ruiju Xe integrated graphics card, it said that even the performance of 3 series discrete graphics can meet the 1080P 90FPS game use, and the performance improvement is still significant.
The first notebook with this sharp graphics card will be Samsung's Galaxy Book2 Pro, and many manufacturers such as Asus, Dell, Lenovo, MSI and Acer will also launch products equipped with it.
In addition, Intel also announced the existence of its desktop graphics, but has not yet announced its specific configuration information, only that it will be released in the summer.
Although it doesn't look amazing, it has also injected some new vitality into the graphics market, do you expect the official debut of Intel's unique display?