Intel's graphics journey continues with Xe-HPG 'DG2' GPU.
Intel Tapes Out First Xe-HPG 'DG2' GPU for Gamers : Read more
Intel Tapes Out First Xe-HPG 'DG2' GPU for Gamers : Read more
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Are you suggesting Intel should give up?Hope you don't mind me pointing this out. Your headline is using the wrong word, it should be taps out, not tapes out. And you use it again later in the article.
No way would I suggest Intel give up competing against AMD and NVIDIA in the GPU department! No way! 😛Are you suggesting Intel should give up?
Because the tape-out is an actual term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape-out
Well "tap-out" means to quit, at least in most English speaking places. 😛No way would I suggest Intel give up competing against AMD and NVIDIA in the GPU department! No way! 😛
Okay. I was joking that Intel should give up (tap out)! That's why I added the smiley faces at the end. But all kidding aside, I do wish Intel nothing but the best. If they can produce a quality desktop GPU in the near future, I would love to see it.Well "tap-out" means to quit, at least in most English speaking places. 😛
Yes, he is correct. Again, I was just poking fun at Intel making GPUs.Well, I would say tape-out in the context that the author used it is indeed correct.
Tap-out is to concede.
right now Intel is bringing up its Xe-HP graphics processors for datacenters that are made using its 10nm Enhanced SuperFin process technology and demonstrate performance of around 40 FP32 TFLOPS as well as an unknown Xe-HPG graphics processor.
Tough crowd.Yes, he is correct. Again, I was just poking fun at Intel making GPUs.