AMD and Nvidia continue to garner the lion’s share of gamer’s respect. But if you’re on a budget, or you want a thin laptop, Intel’s Iris Xe is your best bet.

The Iris Xe isn’t Intel’s first attempt at a desktop GPU, either. Intel killed off its Larrabee project 10 years ago , and it also launched its Intel i740 series all the way back in 1998.

Intel claimed Saturday that its new Iris Xe Max graphics can outperform Nvidia’s GeForce MX350 in gaming, and even top a GeForce RTX 2080 in some encoding tasks.

Launched near the end of 2020, Intel's Iris Xe marked its formal entry into the discrete graphics market. It started off with the Intel Iris Xe MAX GPUs that were designed for laptops and now it's ...

Intel claims that the Iris Xe MAX graphics can also deliver 1080p gaming at par with Nvidia GeForce MX350 GPU. Intel has added Game Sharpening and Instant Game Tuning as well which will be ...

Intel Xe-HPG graphics could have one advantage over Nvidia and AMD. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu ... on a 6nm node the Intel Xe-HPG graphics card could have a powerful GPU at its heart.

With 80 execution units and 4GB of video memory, the Iris Xe graphics cards aren't going to challenge the mighty Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 or the AMD Big Navi. Nor will you be able to buy Intel’s ...

As for games, Intel said the Iris Xe Max graphics also deliver 1080p graphics in a wide variety of popular games. Intel claimed its GPUs can outperform games on laptops that use Nvidia MX350 ...

Intel’s Iris Xe Max makes a good fist of 1080p gaming on thin-and-light laptops, generally outperforming an MX350-equipped notebook – and in some games, beating the Nvidia chip by a fair way.

Intel didn’t say all games will be playable at 1080p with Iris Xe Graphics, but it seems like a lot more could be than what it showed off at its August 2020 press event: PlayerUnknown’s ...

Intel has unveiled its first discrete Xe graphics card, the Intel Iris Xe Max. It's a mobile GPU designed to drop into thin-and-light notebooks to give creators the edge while they're on the go ...

Intel released its Iris Xe graphics card earlier this year, previously known under the codename "DG1." However, the Iris Xe is not designed for gaming, but rather for workstations.