Intel's new gen11 gpu catches up to radeon vega 8

It is no longer a secret that Intel wants to bet heavily on graphics cards, which will also be used to improve the technology of its integrated graphics processors. The arrival of Ivy Bridge in 2012 marked a big turning point in Intel's integrated graphics, and everything seems to indicate that 2019 will be the time to take another major leap with its Gen11 GPU.

Intel's new Gen11 GPU will live up to Radeon Vega

Intel is expected to provide important details about its upcoming CPU and graphics architectures today to a select audience. A great display of VideoCardz is the next generation Gen11 integrated graphics core, the first major update to the Gen9 architecture after 4 years on the market. Intel's new Gen 11 graphics core must offer a computing performance of 1 TFLOP / s, which puts it on par with the Radeon Vega 8 core, with 1.12 TFLOP / s, and that we can find in the AMD Ryzen 3 2200G processor..

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This high raw computing power only paints half the image, the iGPU also supports mosaic based rendering. This is a highly publicized playback method that made its debut with Nvidia Pascal. Also mentioned are redesigned FPU interfaces, medium precision FP16 support, 2x clock and pixel lines, screen flow compression, and adaptive sync.

Intel is expected to launch its Gen11 architecture with its upcoming Core "Ice Lake" processors, which will debut in the company's 10nm silicon manufacturing process sometime in 2019 or 2020. No doubt the hand of Raja Koduri will have been noticed in the performance of these integrated Intel Gen 11 graphics cores.

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