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Intel Xe just took a key step to replacing Nvidia and AMD graphics for “most” gamers

Intel Xe just took a key step to replacing Nvidia and AMD graphics for “most” gamers

Posted on January 10, 2020 By Jarvis

Intel has released its new Xe-LP graphics to developers, marking a key step in its bid to wrestle control of the GPU market from Nvidia and AMD.

The company announced the news at the CES trade show in Las Vegas today. The firm unveiled its new LP-series DG1 discrete graphics, shortly after the launch of its new Tiger Lake family of CPUs.
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