Accelerated Computing & Graphics | Raja Koduri, Investor Meeting 2022 | Intel Graphics
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2022
- Raja Koduri of Intel's Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group (AXG) delivers a leadership central processing unit and graphics processing unit roadmap to power high performance computing and AI workloads.
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Sir, when will you lunch arc graphics card?
Q2 of 2022
Im expecting meteorlake and ArrowLake to be gamechanger in desktop/mobile graphics
It's about time we need better handhelds otg
Hopefully there's rx6500xt-6600 kinda performance coming to igpu
is deeplink going to be able to be utilized in graphics acceleration? sort of like a better version of sli?
Release fast and make sure price not so high for gamer ❤
I am waiting for GPU for my core i3 2100
Upgrade your CPU first …. its kinda old. A budget option would be core i5 11400 or Ryzen 55500
Q1 nears end. In spite of my hopes for a surprise, for my birthday I still won't be able to buy a dGPU after all.
Will have to go on into and through Q2 too, with my UHD-730 iGPU . . . NVIDIA's discrete graphics cards are slowly dropping, a 3060 Ti's at 3200 PLN from 4000+ PLN here in Poland.
How perfect do these drivers for the Alchemist have to be?!
You'll either be too late and people will stop caring or they'll bite the bullet as prices continue to drop, and be done with for the next few years, maybe a decade, after being robbed buying only a dGPU at twice the an already high MSRP...
XeSS and the RT cores you offer won't be up to the standards that Ampere set to with their equivalents, the Arc, if it does launch on desktop, that is it must be priced a tier or a half lower than NVIDIA's equivalents, in raw performance. Arc won't provide an adequate experience in Cyberpunk 2077 or Control, two games that make sense to play if you have RT capable hardware, hardware that can provide 60 frames a second for 0.1% lows, without requiring upgrading a PSU from e.g. 550 Watts, because then the cost skyrockets, especially since it makes the most sense to properly upgrade a step above to 750 Watt PSU rather than a 650 Watt one.
If it can't provide that experience at 350~380 USD, MSRP absolutely enforced on partners and retailers, period, then it must come down more, otherwise people really won't care and like some I know just sell of their otherwise powerful rigs, just without a GPU in them.
It simply must make sense now and be future proof for at least two full years.
If you're only making 4m cards and over 100m sell each year was this video even worth making?
What are you talking about
Last year 12.7 million cards were sold at an all time high
4 million is a good 20+% increase in GPU stock