Intel’s Iris Xe integrated graphics offers surprisingly good gaming chops for thin-and-light laptops, without the cost or weight of discrete options.

Intel will actually have five tiers of integrated graphics in 2013, including Intel HD, Intel HD Graphics 4600, Intel HD Graphics 5000, with Intel Iris 5100 and Iris Pro 5200 at the very top.

Intel's next generation of CPUs will include powerful integrated graphics processors branded as "Iris" — a change that could help lead to even thinner and more powerful MacBook Pros with longer ...

Intel benchmarks the Iris Pro 5200 at about 2.5 times faster than the HD Graphics 4000 GPU, which if true puts it in roughly the same league as today's midrange dedicated GPUs.

Iris Xe, Intel's latest take on integrated graphics, arrives soon in 11th Generation Core 'Tiger Lake' laptop CPUs. Our first tests show radically improved performance. Here's what that means for ...

Intel’s integrated graphics have taken plenty of heat over the years, and most of it deserved. But the climb to respectability that started back with Sandy Bridge is about to get a turboboost ...

Intel's Iris Pro integrated graphics tech hands-on: solid gaming performance on the go. Features. By Dave James published 3 August 2013 When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

If Intel's claims pan out, the integrated graphics of its best 11th-generation 'Tiger Lake' CPUs could deliver smooth full-HD gaming for everyday users. That's a big deal.

Intel graphics integrated inside the company’s computer processors power the vast majority of all PCs, and now Intel has brought its most powerful version—Iris Pro—to both the desktop and to ...

But AMD’s integrated GPU is no match for Intel’s Iris Xe Graphics when it comes to gaming. Intel had about a 12-13 fps lead over AMD in more graphically demanding games.

Intel on Thursday announced a new generation of integrated graphics products called Iris, which will begin appearing in ultrabooks, mainstream notebooks, and all-in-one PCs later this year.

If Intel's claims pan out, the integrated graphics of its best 11th-generation "Tiger Lake" CPUs could deliver smooth full-HD gaming for everyday users. That's a big deal.