Intel shows core Ultra mobile processor game performance: sharp core display supports XeSS, achieving 1.7x frame rate

CTOnews.com, Oct. 27, Intel released a video today showing the game performance of the upcoming Core Ultra mobile processor.

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As shown in the image above, Intel's Core Ultra mobile processor is a 28W model that runs the game "lost Light 2" 1080p. Officials say there is a good frame rate in the native state, and then when XeSS is turned on, the frame rate of the game is 1.7 times that of the original, and the power consumption is still 28W.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, at the Intel ON Technology Innovation Summit held in September this year, Intel announced that Core Ultra 1-generation mobile processor (Meteor Lake) adopted a separate module architecture, dividing the whole processor into computing module, IO module, SoC module and graphics module.

The graphics module (GPU Tile) of the Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processor integrates the Intel sharp graphics architecture, which is the size of the 8Xe core, and is officially said to be able to provide independent graphics card-level performance in integrated graphics cards, supporting ray tracing and Intel XeSS, doubling performance per watt. In addition, the new generation of nuclear display has a higher frequency, and the frequency at the same voltage can directly impact above the 2GHz. The new kernel display is also optimized for DX12U to support frame doubling and the new feature "Out of Order Sampling". According to earlier revelations, both the 28W and 45W models of Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processors will use 8Xe core display.

Intel has now announced that the Core Ultra 1 mobile processor codenamed Meteor Lake will be available on December 14.