Amid an entry-level workstation "renaissance," Intel doesn't appear to be developing discrete laptop GPUs but instead relies ...

Intel has unveiled a discrete GPU (graphics processing unit, sometimes called a graphics or video card) for cars ... high-definition screens rendering 3D graphics and six in-vehicle cameras ...

Intel’s Arc graphics cards are finally here ... have just enough juice for companies like Acer or Lenovo to put some 3D game screenshots on the marketing material without technically lying.

Intel is set to offer workstation users a powerful new graphics card in the form of the Arc Pro ... those offered by Autodesk for desktop CAD and 3D modeling/art. There's also full AV1 hardware ...

Where the card falters, much like with my Intel Arc A750 review earlier this ... Its Achilles Heel, though, is revealed in the PassMark 3D Graphics test. Whereas 3DMark tests DirectX 11 and ...

whether you’re immersed in the latest AAA titles or rendering complex 3D models. With 28 Xe-Cores and a blistering graphics clock speed of 2200 MHz, the Intel Arc A750 OC Graphics Card delivers ...

As a result, there's a lot less overhead between the game software and the 3D graphics hardware ... In other words, Intel will be positioning its graphics cards in the market based on their ...

Intel makes integrated graphics cards that work with the company's processors ... They also render advanced 3D graphics in real time for computer games. Graphics professionals rely on high ...

It's time to review test and analyze the new Battlemage series GPU from Intel, yes the Intel ARC B580 Limited Edition (reference card) with 12GB graphics memory.

Compared to Xe, Intel has doubled the number of arithmetic ... Nevertheless, the B580 is probably more of an entry-level graphics card for 3D games, as it is said to cost just 250 US dollars ...