Foreign media revealed that Intel's second-generation unique display is in the verification stage: adopting Xe² HPG architecture and releasing it in the second quarter of next year.

CTOnews.com August 30 news, according to foreign media HardwareLuxx reports, Intel's next generation Duxian GPU is currently undergoing testing and verification phase, the chip number is "BMG-G10", which is consistent with the corresponding chip leak reported by CTOnews.com earlier today.

Chip details exposed by ▲ this morning

▲ source leaked "BMG-G10" off-chip media claimed that Intel's new generation graphics card has completed the basic design and development, and is undergoing follow-up testing and verification work. This new generation graphics card is equipped with next-generation memory subsystem and compression technology, next-generation machine learning rendering (XeSS), and next-generation DeepLink collaborative technology to make up for some deficiencies and shortcomings of the first generation products. The next generation of Intel Duoxian will be released in the second quarter of next year.

▲ map source Redgamingtech released the roadmap it is reported that the next generation of Intel unique positioning power consumption of no more than 225W, while the graphics card will also have a version called BMG-G21, power consumption of no more than 150W, and according to previously leaked chip information, the chip has the Xe ²HPG architecture, 448 XVE (EU), 112MB Adamantine cache, 16GB 256bit GDDR6X graphics memory.