The company said the Xe High-Performance Graphics microarchitecture, or Xe-HPG, underpinning the Arc 3 family of GPUs, code-named Alchemist, is designed from the ground up for gaming and creative ...

The company is also rolling out a new Arc Control software experience for controlling graphics settings on computers with Intel Arc discrete graphics and systems with Iris Xe integrated graphics.

That said, beyond just Arc’s Xe-HPG cores for traditional DX12 Ultimate capable raster graphics and its ray tracing units, the Intel Arc Alchemist GPU architecture has a few more tricks up its ...

The system was powered by Intel's new flagship Core i9-12900K processor, with what would be an engineering sample of the Xe-HPG DG2 GPU aka Intel Arc Alchemist a320. Intel's new Arc Alchemist ...

An update to the drivers for Intel's upcoming GPUs reveals that there might be a new SKU that was not known, the DG2-448, which could be part of the Arc lineup coming out in early 2022.

To amplify the user's gaming experience, Intel's XE HPG roadmap suggested that the Arc Alchemist GPU could be related to the NVIDIA RTX 3070.

Intel shows Arc Alchemist Intel also provided some details regarding the actual Arc Alchemist Xe HPG GPU, previously known as the DG2, showing a full block diagram of the flagship GPU with 512 EUs.

Intel Xe-HPG graphics will debut with the “Alchemist” discrete graphics card coming in 2022 and it’ll support DirectX 12 Ultimate with variable rate shading, ray tracing, and more.

Intel is wrestling to win market share from Nvidia and AMD in gaming with its new family of discrete graphics processing units (GPUs) for desktops and laptops that will debut in early 2022 under ...

Intel’s highly anticipated consumer GPU and software will arrive under the name Arc, the company said Monday morning. The first GPU will be based on its Xe HPG microarchitecture, which is ...

The first entry under Intel Arc, originally codenamed DG2, is now codenamed “Alchemist.” It'll use the company's Intel Xe HPG microarchitecture.

A new challenger has entered the ring: Intel is gearing up to enter the gaming GPU market with its new line of high-performance GPUs, but will they hold up?