Intel’s first devoted graphics playing cards for desktop will quickly pop up in the marketplace as a part of pre-built methods clients can purchase. The chipmaker has announced that it has formally launched the Iris Xe discrete desktop graphics playing cards, which it developed with companions, together with Asus. Intel first gave us a glimpse of the graphics chip — known as “DG1” whereas in improvement — at CES 2020. In October final 12 months, the primary laptops with the Iris Xe Max graphics chips by Acer, Asus and Dell went out on the market.
Now, it’s additionally rolling out the devoted Xe GPU for desktops, although clients can’t purchase it to construct their very own rigs. Intel is transport the chip out to producers for pre-built PCs meant for small and medium companies, in addition to for mainstream customers. As Anandtech notes, the DG1 discrete GPU is predicated on Tiger Lake’s built-in GPU with nearly the identical specs — the desktop model even has barely decrease specs than its counterpart for laptops.
