Intel failed to live up to its promise: summer has passed, and high-end sharp desktop graphics cards have not yet been launched.

CTOnews.com, September 24, according to the Chinese lunar calendar, this summer has ended on August 6. By international definition, this summer ended on September 23. But Intel's dazzling limited graphics card did not arrive in the summer as promised.

CTOnews.com reported that Intel released its Ruixuan mobile graphics card in March and predicted that a limited edition of Ruixuan desktop graphics card would be released this summer.

In terms of parameters, Intel's flagship graphics card Ruixuan A770 limited edition uses 32 Xe cores with a marked GPU frequency of 2100MHz, but it can achieve a stable frequency of 2.7GHz by modifying the voltage curve and adjusting the power limit. In other ways, the graphics card is equipped with 16GB 17.5Gbps 256bit GDDR6 memory, a 225W TDP, powered by 8+6pin, four DP 2.0 interfaces and a HDMI 2.1interface.

The sub-flagship graphics card Ruixuan A750 Limited Edition uses 28 Xe cores, marked GPU frequency 2050MHz, equipped with 8GB 16Gbps 256bit GDDR6 memory, TDP 225W, powered by 8+6pin, with four DP 2.0ports and a HDMI 2.1interface.

Intel has not yet announced the release time of the two graphics cards, which is expected to go on sale soon.