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Intel Xe DG2 gaming GPU leak reveals serious Nvidia RTX 3080 competitor

Intel Xe graphics cards release date, specs, news and rumors

Posted on June 28, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel Xe is such a huge deal in the graphics card world, even if we don’t know much about it. For so long the best graphics cards have been represented by only two companies: Nvidia and AMD. But, now that Intel Xe graphics cards are eventually going to arrive, we’re finally going to get a third player in the GPU game.

Right now, the only Intel Xe graphics cards we’ve seen came with Intel Tiger Lake CPUs in the form of integrated graphics, much in the same way as Ice Lake’s Gen11 Intel Iris graphics.
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Computers & IT Tags:AMD, game, gpu, graphics card, Ice Lake, Intel, Intel Tiger Lake, Intel Xe, Nvidia, rumors

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