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Ctrl+Alt+Delete: Intel’s learned from AMD’s mistakes with XeSS

Posted on August 21, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This week Intel lifted the lid on a load of details around its new Alder Lake CPU and Arc graphics cards’ Xe graphics at a digital architecture day event attended by Trusted Reviews.

And boy was it a busy event. During it, the firm made some pretty bold claims, like suggesting the incoming Alder Lake CPUs will be “19% faster” than previous generations and that it is set to conquer the graphics market currently dominated by Nvidia and AMD.
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