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The company has simply listed a Q1 2022 launch, but that doesn’t specify if it will be the full lineup or what availability will be like. We still don’t have a firm launch date for Intel’s ARC Alchemist graphics cards. To add further to the hype, we know XeSS will launch with the lineup to provide games with AI-enhanced performance boosts, much like how Nvidia’s DLSS operates. In addition to these promising hardware specs, Intel also provided some official information about its upcoming architecture that puts it in line with these performance predictions. Considering these GPUs will be built on TSMC’s N6 process, these specs and performance targets are certainly possible. All of this could result in performance anywhere between that of an RTX 30 Ti, depending on how well Intel is able to optimize the hardware and drivers.
As for the specs, Moore’s Law is Dead claims Intel GPUs will feature up to 4,096 shaders, 16 GBs of GDDR6 memory, clock speeds from 2.2 up to 2.5 GHz, and power consumption around 235W. Intel will also likely include some LEDs for a little flair. The Intel ARC Alchemist graphics cards will support 8 + 6-pin power connectors, one HDMI and three DisplayPort outputs. We can also glean a few more details from these renders. Like many reference card designs, these are also going to be compact in order to accommodate as many builds as possible, particularly in the OEM space where Intel likely plans to sell complete Intel systems, cutting Nvidia and AMD out of the equation. The simple design might even work to the advantage of consumers not interested in paying for expensive coolers and high end aesthetics. It’s nothing too flashy, but it certainly looks like something we’d expect Intel to come up with. It’s based on the current test designs, with an expectation that the final design will be largely similar. Moore’s Law is Dead claims this render is specifically of the flagship 512 execution unit model. These latest images are renders created in collaboration with sources at Intel to show what to expect when the lineup launches next year. This time, we got a better look at the reference design courtesy of new efforts from tech leaker Moore’s Law is Dead, who also provided images of early test models. Another leak popped up this weekend regarding Intel’s upcoming ARC Alchemist graphics cards.
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