As we’re approaching the 12 months 2020, when Intel is rumored to launch its discrete graphics playing cards to the hand of shoppers around the globe, we’re gearing up on the variety of leaks in regards to the upcoming merchandise. Thanks to Twitter person @KOMACHI_ENSAKA, who discovered the most recent EEC itemizing, we’ve got new data relating to Intel’s upcoming DG1 discrete graphics resolution.
In the leaked EEC itemizing, the DG1 GPU is being introduced as a GPU with 96 execution items, which means that Intel is planning to tackle entry-level graphics playing cards with this GPU. If the graphics unit is following the identical design precept of the previous-generation GPUs, then there ought to be round Eight shading items per one execution unit, totaling 768 shading items for the entire DG1 GPU. If the 12th Gen Xe design contained in the DG1 follows a special strategy, then we will anticipate to see a double quantity of shading items, which means 1536 in complete.
Here are the listed EEC entries:
- DG1 External FRD1 96EU Accessory Kit (Alpha) Development Kit (DGD12KEF3A)
- Discrete Graphics 96EU DG1 8+2 Windows External PROD HOST SDP (Alpha) (DGD12SEH4A)
- Discrete Graphics 96EU DG1 6+2 Windows External PROD HOST SDP (Alpha) (DGD12SEH3A)
