The sharp core of Intel's new 16 Xe is exposed, which is 42% weaker than that of A770.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, January 25, according to CompuBench, Intel may be developing a sharp graphics card with 16 Xe cores.

So far, only the mobile version of the Intel Reid A550M has 16 Xe cores, and the graphics card is based on ACM-G10 GPU. A new card found on the benchmark website is significantly different. GPU seems to be much faster and not a mobile version.

CTOnews.com also found on the CompuBench website that there is a 256 CU sharp graphics card with a clock rate ranging from 2400 to 2450 MHz, which is not comparable to the current Ruixuan series desktop products, and its average performance is 42% weaker than that of the Ruixuan A770. it may be a new version of the A580 or a lower version.

According to the previously exposed Intel sharp graphics card roadmap, it may be the new ACM-G12 GPU that will be released this year, we can look forward to it.