Intel released their own discrete graphics card brand Arc yesterday, and the first product will be the Alchemist graphics card (DG2) based on the Xe-HPG microarchitecture, and in the evening, Intel held a special event with 1,000 drones performing to celebrate the release of the Intel Arc brand. The drone is composed of various shapes, including brand logos, laptops, and a dual-fan desktop graphics card.
The graphics card they showed is actually almost the same as the DG2-512EU graphics card exposed by Moore’s Law is Dead in April. The design is very similar, and the number of fan blades is also 9.
DG2-512EU is the highest-end model of Intel’s Alchemist graphics card. It is configured with 16GB of GDDR6 memory and has a bit width of 256 bits. Its 512 EUs are divided into 4 groups, each group has 128 EUs, and each EU group of the Xe architecture has 8 stream processors, which means that DG2-512EU has 4096 stream processors.
