Intel would present a revolutionary dedicated graphics card at ces

Intel has made several bold moves to have dedicated graphics cards that offer superlative performance, with the additions of Raja Koduri and Chris Hook (both ex-AMD), who will be responsible for making the next GPUs of the Californian company.

We will have news from Intel and its dedicated graphics cards at CES 2019

The fruit of Intel's work in this field would be seen at CES 2019, where Intel's new dedicated graphics cards would be unveiled for the first time. It is assumed that these will be the previously mentioned, Arctic Sound.

It was previously rumored that Intel's dedicated graphics chips would arrive in 2020 using the “Arctic Sound” architecture, for both the business and gaming markets, although TweakTown sources have now stated that Intel is planning a launch at CES 2019..

The American company has been working on dedicated graphics technology for several years, with recent hires such as Raja Koduri and Chris Hook taking on key roles that will accelerate the development of Intel's roadmap and give the company a targeted marketing strategy. the graphics.

The big challenge Intel will face will be the company's 10nm manufacturing process, as both AMD and Nvidia are expected to move into TSMC's 7nm manufacturing process the same year. Building a new 14nm graphics chip could put Intel at a disadvantage, especially if it targets the high-end video game market. We will bring you all the news that arise about Intel and its important foray into the graphics card market.

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