Intel’s chief architect of graphics, Raja Koduri, today released a real shot of the Xe-HPG DG2 unique core on Twitter. It can be seen that the chip CCD area is very large, and the word 512 is written on the substrate next to it.
This means that this GPU has 512EU, which is 4096 stream processors. He also said that the development of this GPU is very smooth, and Intel’s software team is doing a lot of game adaptation and driver tuning work for this independent display.
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The real photos of the Intel Xe-HPG DG2 graphics engineering version have been exposed many times before. This graphics card uses one 8-pin power supply port and one 6-pin power supply port. It is expected to be equipped with 16GB GDDR6 video memory and a 256-bit video memory width.
Raja Koduri also added on Twitter that the Xe-HPG architecture graphics card has good deep learning (DL) computing capabilities, and can support resolution oversampling technologies similar to DLSS and FSR to increase the game frame rate.
Intel Xe-HPG DG2 is uniquely suitable for gaming purposes. In addition to the flagship model with 512EU, there are multiple versions with fewer cores.
