A brand new Intel Xe-HPG DG2 GPU entry has made its way in the GFXBench database which shows performance on par with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER graphics card. Discovered by TUM_APISAK, an Intel ...

New reports about the Intel Xe dedicated graphics solutions show that a Xe-HPG graphics card with 960 EUs is being evaluated and that the DG2 graphics card might come with up to 8GB of GDDR6 memory.

It is well known that Intel is working on an Xe-HPG aka DG2 GPU targeted at gamers. Intel DG2 is expected to be available in several SKUs with the flagship variant sporting 512 executing units (EUs).

The portrait of Raja is visible on the die of the Xe HPG DG2 chip. A popular Chinese hardware account over at Weibo has stated that Intel would be launching its first discrete graphics cards based on ...

In a tweet announcing a job opportunity, an Intel game developer relations engineer has stated that the upcoming series of Intel gaming GPUs is “right around the corner”. The tweet is from Pete ...

If you zoom in a little you can see that it is clearly an engineering sample far from production stabes. It shows a large heatsink and fan similar to that used in CPUs. This is because early-stage ...

One tidbit Intel confirmed at the International Supercomputing Conference this week: It's now shipping DG2 GPUs to developers as part of its slow ramp into the GPU market. Up until now, Intel has ...

A new leak from the not-so-reliable Geekbench revealed some key details about the upcoming Intel Xe-HPG DG2. The benchmark shows a card with 128 execution units (EUs) that can run at up to 2,200MHz — ...

Following confirmation by an Intel employee that Xe-HPG DG2 graphics cards are “right around the corner,” specs for five different cards across mobile and, potentially, desktop have leaked out ...

Intel is getting awfully close to revaling its first gaming-focused GPU ever -- let's forget about the Intel i740 as it wasn't technically a GPU -- with Intel DG2 being "right around the corner" says ...

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We know very little about the upcoming Intel Xe DG2 GPUs aside from the possibility of them being based on either TSMC's 7nm or 6nm process. Thanks to a cryptic message from prominent leaker OneRaichu ...