Two Gen12 Xe GPUs have recently emerged in the SiSoftware Official Live Ranker database.
Dual Intel Gen12 Xe GPUs Make Their Rounds In New Benchmark : Read more
Dual Intel Gen12 Xe GPUs Make Their Rounds In New Benchmark : Read more
A very interesting propositionI am still astonished as why AMD is not pushing a technology like this. i mean, they make CPUs, they make GPUs.
it would make sense to create a technology that would give an advantage when components from the same brand are put together.
exemples : accelerating Ray tracing with iGPU, or something like physx , or something that would accelerate VR stuff, i don't know... something.
for now, iGPUs are shutdown when a discrete GPU is installed. that's dumb. it's raw computing power left unused !
Would be funny if intel makes less powerfull CPUs than AMD, and less powerfull GPUs than nvidia, and in the same time CPU+GPU put together gives an edge, they would sell like hotcakes.
AMD did try this with their Trinity APU. I bought one and the synergy was non-existent, Either they didn't put enough effort in the dfrivers or the APU GPU was to anemic to really offer any benefit. I found the system ran better with Discrete GPU (Was either 7650m or 7750m). Nothign but bad tast in my mouth from that laptop (Won't buy HP again, went throuhg 5 Mobo's trying to keep that thing alive, garbage).I am still astonished as why AMD is not pushing a technology like this. i mean, they make CPUs, they make GPUs.
it would make sense to create a technology that would give an advantage when components from the same brand are put together.
exemples : accelerating Ray tracing with iGPU, or something like physx , or something that would accelerate VR stuff, i don't know... something.
for now, iGPUs are shutdown when a discrete GPU is installed. that's dumb. it's raw computing power left unused !
Would be funny if intel makes less powerfull CPUs than AMD, and less powerfull GPUs than nvidia, and in the same time CPU+GPU put together gives an edge, they would sell like hotcakes.
No they aren't, they work perfectly fine there is just no software that can use vastly different GPUs at the same time.for now, iGPUs are shutdown when a discrete GPU is installed.
Because for one...none of AMD's high end chips have iGPUs.I am still astonished as why AMD is not pushing a technology like this. i mean, they make CPUs, they make GPUs.
it would make sense to create a technology that would give an advantage when components from the same brand are put together.
exemples : accelerating Ray tracing with iGPU, or something like physx , or something that would accelerate VR stuff, i don't know... something.
for now, iGPUs are shutdown when a discrete GPU is installed. that's dumb. it's raw computing power left unused !
Would be funny if intel makes less powerfull CPUs than AMD, and less powerfull GPUs than nvidia, and in the same time CPU+GPU put together gives an edge, they would sell like hotcakes.
As we all know Tflops of performance does not relate to actual gaming capability, tflops calculations are only useful for work specific applications or mining.Intel demoed 1, 2 and 4 tile linear scaling with their Xe-HP GPU. I haven't seen any similar demo of Xe-LP.
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- One Tile: 10588 GFLOPs (10.6 TF) of FP32
- Two Tile: 21161 GFLOPs (21.2 TF) of FP32 (1.999x)
- Four Tile: 42277 GFLOPs (42.3 TF) of FP32 (3.993x)
https://www.anandtech.com/show/1601...y-samples-offer-42-tflops-of-fp32-performance
As we all know Tflops of performance does not relate to actual gaming capability, tflops calculations are only useful for work specific applications or mining.
Part of the problem is that most games do not know how to take advantage of crazy amounts of EUs/Shaders.
I am still astonished as why AMD is not pushing a technology like this. i mean, they make CPUs, they make GPUs.
it would make sense to create a technology that would give an advantage when components from the same brand are put together.
exemples : accelerating Ray tracing with iGPU, or something like physx , or something that would accelerate VR stuff, i don't know... something.
for now, iGPUs are shutdown when a discrete GPU is installed. that's dumb. it's raw computing power left unused !
Would be funny if intel makes less powerfull CPUs than AMD, and less powerfull GPUs than nvidia, and in the same time CPU+GPU put together gives an edge, they would sell like hotcakes.
One can only hope that all titles/engines will scale as linearly as the selected demo would.Xe-HP are intended for data center.
I see plenty of indication that gaming on 4K can take advantage of bigger processors.
The primary advantage demonstrated is that Intel can scale up performance with their tiled architecture. Their Xe-HP demo scaled linearly to 4 tiles.
Intel has a 16 tile Xe-HPC GPU in development that adds 64 bit operations... on the roadmap for 2021.
Intel reported a Xe-HPG GPU is in the lab, which is their DG2 gaming gpu that includes hardware ray tracing.