#gpu_specifications

[phonemantra-blog]

This is about the same level as the Radeon 780M Intel Meteor Lake processors can take away the title of the most powerful iGPU in the segment from the Ryzen 7000. We heard this from various sources, and now we can try to confirm or refute it, based on the first tests. The Core Ultra 7 155H processor containing the top-end iGpU with 8 Xe cores has been tested on Geekbench. This is far from the best GPU test, but it’s worth remembering that the graphics core in Meteor Lake is based on the same architecture as the current Arc Alchemist graphics […]

This is about the same level as the Radeon 780M Intel Meteor Lake processors can take away the title of the most powerful iGPU in the segment from the Ryzen 7000. We heard this from various sources, and now we can try to confirm or refute it, based on the first tests. [caption id="attachment_82740" align="aligncenter" width="780"] GTX 1650 Ti[/caption] The Core Ultra 7 155H processor containing the top-end iGpU with 8 Xe cores has been tested on Geekbench. This is far from the best GPU test, but it's worth remembering that the graphics core in Meteor Lake is based on the same architecture as the current Arc Alchemist graphics cards. And these are opportunities for a more interesting comparison. Not even close to the GTX 1650 Ti yet. [caption id="attachment_82741" align="aligncenter" width="780"] GTX 1650 Ti[/caption] So, the new CPU scores 27,249 points in the OpenCL test. It is most correct to compare with Intel Arc, and here we can note that the mobile Arc A350M scores 26,580 points, that is, almost the same. If we try to find any comparisons of the participants we are interested in, it turns out that the Radeon 780M is approximately at the same level. Yes, specifically in OpenCL it is much faster, but in games it is about the same as the Arc A350M. So, it's not even clear yet whether the Meteor Lake iGPU will be able to beat the Radeon 780M, let alone beat the GTX 1650 Ti and get closer to the 35W RTX 3050 Laptop, as some leaks have claimed. However, full-fledged tests will put everything in its place.

[phonemantra-blog]

But the situation is not yet completely clear The other day, the Remedy studio published the system requirements for the game Alan Wake 2, which turned out to be quite high, and even the minimum ones included DLSS or FSR activation. However, it turned out that the presence of Radeon RX 6600 or GeForce RTX 2060 video cards in the minimum requirements is not just an indicator of some level of performance. The bottom line is that the game may not run at all on older adapters. So the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti can be thrown away? One of the project […]

But the situation is not yet completely clear The other day, the Remedy studio published the system requirements for the game Alan Wake 2, which turned out to be quite high, and even the minimum ones included DLSS or FSR activation. However, it turned out that the presence of Radeon RX 6600 or GeForce RTX 2060 video cards in the minimum requirements is not just an indicator of some level of performance. The bottom line is that the game may not run at all on older adapters.  [caption id="attachment_73068" align="alignnone" width="780"] GeForce GTX 1080 Ti[/caption] So the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti can be thrown away? One of the project developers stated that the game was created using Mesh Shaders, which are simply not supported by video cards older than the Radeon RX 6000 and GeForce RTX 20. That is, the conditional RX 5700 XT, which is close in performance to the RX 6600 XT, perhaps will not be able to handle the game properly. It's the same story with the GTX 10, and even more so with even older adapters.  Interestingly, even the developers are not sure that the game will not work properly on old video cards, which is strange. However, after some time the specified message was deleted, and the same studio employee wrote that she was persuading her colleagues to make an official statement explaining the situation. 

[phonemantra-blog]

This is probably the RTX 4090 For its 20th anniversary, Galax is preparing a special version of one of the video cards in the GeForce RTX 40 line. Presumably, it will be the RTX 4090. Galax showed an accelerator that will be released in honor of the company’s 20th anniversary So far there is only an image, but it is also of interest. At a minimum, the card has an unknown element on the cooling system casing. There are only two fans here, and where the third could be located, there is a certain black rectangle. One might assume that this […]

This is probably the RTX 4090 For its 20th anniversary, Galax is preparing a special version of one of the video cards in the GeForce RTX 40 line. Presumably, it will be the RTX 4090.  [caption id="attachment_65788" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Galax[/caption] Galax showed an accelerator that will be released in honor of the company's 20th anniversary So far there is only an image, but it is also of interest. At a minimum, the card has an unknown element on the cooling system casing.   There are only two fans here, and where the third could be located, there is a certain black rectangle. One might assume that this is a screen for displaying various useful information, but the Videocardz resource claims. that this is just a hole for air intake.   The video card will be announced tomorrow.