Intel reportedly plans to release dedicated Arctic Sound graphics chips in 2020

[WYP]

Will Intel have competitive graphics technology in 2020?



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[Giggyolly]

Intel will have to spend a pretty penny to get game devs to optimise for their GPUs. But I do hope it pans out, for competition's sake

 

[AlienALX]

haha I see he has taken HSA straight to Intel

It's good though, and a 'cool' name too IMO.

 

[tannji]

Will be interesting to see develop. Intel has good drivers, which is very good for those of us using Linux. Between this and Looking Glass PCIe passthrough, I can foresee a reality where the only instance of a Microsoft OS on my system will be within a sandboxed VM, as it should be.

 

[Peace Ð]

and a 'cool' name too IMO.

Dunno why they chose to name a GRAPHICS unit Arctic SOUND, but it definitely sounds kinda cool.

 

[Dicehunter]

The more competition the better

 

[Warchild]

Dunno why they chose to name a GRAPHICS unit Arctic SOUND, but it definitely sounds kinda cool.

Maybe its a hint at Silent Gaming

 

[trawetSluaP]

The more competition the better

Exactly. Hope they really push both Nvidia and AMD!

 

[ImprovizoR]

Finally. I've been asking for years when will Intel enter the dGPU market. Now I can stop asking.

 

[TheF34RChannel]

Exactly. Hope they really push both Nvidia and AMD!

Hell yeah!! Wish it wasn't so far off though :/ we could do with such competition today tbh. And I hope that they'll go for the entire spectrum from low to high end.

 

[tannji]

Dunno why they chose to name a GRAPHICS unit Arctic SOUND, but it definitely sounds kinda cool.

I imagine its sound as in a body of water.