It’s no exaggeration to say Intel Xe, when compared to the company’s prior UHD 620 integrated graphics, delivers one of the largest gen-on-gen performance upgrades of the past decade. Intel ...

Intel uhd Graphics 630 Test in 10 Games Games: pubg Battlefield 1 - 01:08 The Witcher 3 - 01:58 Mafia 3 - 03:03 Mass Effect: Andromeda - 04:14 Project Cars - 05:17 Grand Theft Auto V - 06:16 Fallout 4 ...

Try booting up most games at 1080p and medium or high settings using current Intel desktop CPUs with UHD Graphics 630 (aka, Gen10 graphics—which is what's in 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Gen Intel ...

Rocket Lake is Intel’s follow-up to Comet Lake, the latter being the chip giant’s next mainstream 10th-gen processors which we should also see next year, or perhaps even sooner, built on a ...

Compared to the current UHD Graphics 630 that now shares space on many Intel CPUs, it’s a decent jump in performance. The current Gen 11 has only 64 EUs, so the new architecture isn’t 50% ...

But crucially the Xe integrated GPU’s performance is also a huge jump over Intel’s current UHD Graphics 630, which averages 17 fps, and still a major jump over Intel’s Core i7-1065G7 Iris ...

The PC graphics card market has for years been a lopsided duopoly, with Nvidia the undisputed king and Advanced Micro Devices stuck in second place. Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) jumped in the ring in late ...

Intel Corp.INTC0.44%increase; green up pointing triangle plans to start selling graphics chips for videogamers next month, aiming to get a piece of a lucrative market dominated by competitors ...

For investors, the message is clear: growth, not nostalgia, is driving the market - and Nvidia is riding that wave better ...

One of the key priorities for new Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) CEO Lip-Bu Tan is to turn the company's foundry business into a success. The Intel 18A process node, which features multiple technological ...

A surprising graphics card made its way into the hands of a Redditor: The Nvidia GeForce GTX 2080. No, that's not a typo, and yes, such a card doesn't really exist -- and yet, here it is, pictured ...