We can certainly expect the release of GPUs in the second half of the year.
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The Intel announced today that after more than a decade, it will once again launch self-developed GPUs – units built first into laptops, and later into cards that can be installed into computers.
We haven’t got a specific release date, but they’ve revealed that the long-awaited Intel Arc graphics chips will be ready by the first quarter, by April at the latest. This date is roughly when it comes to launching the 12th generation Intel H-series notebooks.
Intel is already committed to releasing future iterations of Arc processors. The first-generation version coming in the coming months is called Alchemist, while the second, Battlemage version is expected to appear in 2023 or 2024.
If we can believe the rumors, it is Alchemist will be more of a mainstream modulewhile Battlemage can fight Nvidia RTX and AMD Radeon cards with its high-end graphics performance.
In addition, Intel has announced a third-generation GPU product line called Celestial, which will be designed exclusively for established gamers. Chips that beat the hearts of gamers, especially those who play e-sports, offer a high refresh rate even at 4K resolution, so they can even pound the green’s super-powerful RTX 3090 chip into the ground.
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