Intel ARC GPUs, Xe Architecture for dGPUs [2018-2022]
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DavidGraham
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Look at the screenshot they provided .. aliasing and low textures are clear as a day. As for fps, stuttering was obvious.New Seriously, someone is trying to figure out details, resolution and FPS from a streamed video?
Dayman1225
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According to the guys at LTT it was locked at 1080 60FPS at their booth
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Yes but who will you believe though?
Some Linus guy no one knows who claims to have seen it live or a gloriously compressed low bitrate video and its stills?
I mean come on...
Frenetic Pony
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Pffft, c'mon. Intel will obviously deviate from all standard PR practices to show the first tease of their product off raw and under poor conditions. I mean showing off something entirely limited to what you know beforehand will be perfectly smooth and flawless, who would do that in a demo???
Panino Manino
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1080p at what quality?
That short demo didn't looked stable and it was a dark place that you couldn't see and judge image quality.
Computex, E3 at least.
DavidGraham
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Intel showed the first development desktop dGPU cards for DG1, it's a sub 75w card, it was running Warframe 1080p at an unstable fps, which also makes the claim that Destiny 2 was running at a locked 1080p60 bogus, as Destiny 2 is a far more taxing game than Warframe.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/1536...ng-teased-at-ces-2020?utm_source=notification
GamerNexus tested the card (in the laptop format) personally, they found Destiny 2 to be running @1080p "low settings", the fps varied between 30fps to 45fps, with horrendous input lag.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/1536...ng-teased-at-ces-2020?utm_source=notification
Aliasing is also horrendous, you don't get that from bad streaming, you get it when there is no AA and when you run the game at lower resolutions.
GamerNexus tested the card (in the laptop format) personally, they found Destiny 2 to be running @1080p "low settings", the fps varied between 30fps to 45fps, with horrendous input lag.
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I guess the point was to show that they have working silicon and that it can actually render games properly. Whether it's going to competitive or not in the gaming space when they get to more final versions with better drivers? Likely it will take a few generations to get to that stage.
Rootax
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We know they can already do that with their existing igpu. I really don't get why they show that running like crap to the world. To the devs, sure. Show them, send them kits, etc. But to "us" ?
30 fps in warframe is pretty bad, an mx250 can do that with the settings on max at 1080p and with dynamic resolution scaling disabled.
Was that enabled in the demo? Because that would be even worse.
It sounds like its about at the same level as Ice Lakes integrated graphics, the lowliest 32 eu ones.
Was that enabled in the demo? Because that would be even worse.
It sounds like its about at the same level as Ice Lakes integrated graphics, the lowliest 32 eu ones.
I thought I read that DG1 is rather weak. Better than an IGP but meh.
https://www.techpowerup.com/262404/intel-dg1-discrete-gpu-shows-up-with-96-execution-units
It's called a development kit. Makes one wonder what the goal is for publically demoing it. Maybe developers are supposed to want to play with it.
https://www.techpowerup.com/262404/intel-dg1-discrete-gpu-shows-up-with-96-execution-units
It's called a development kit. Makes one wonder what the goal is for publically demoing it. Maybe developers are supposed to want to play with it.
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Frenetic Pony
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Intel is basically new at this. Someone saw this as a PR opportunity and took it. Most PR isn't "this is the greatest thing ever" rather the purpose is "Hey this exists!" so it stick in peoples heads. The long term goal is probably when Xe consumer products get launched quite a ways from now it won't be some jarring surprise of "Wait, Intel makes graphics cards??????", at least not that for as many people as they can.
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