Intel Plans to Launch Its Discrete GPU Lineup Starting at $200

[ValenOne]

Why this turns to be AMD vs nvidia thread? The fact is this is Intel next discrete GPU thread. The only thing I wished for is competitive price/performance and Intel really need to step up in their driver department. With Gen11 support integer scaling I'm pretty sure they will carry this to discrete card as well, with that we will (hopefully) see AMD and nvidia supporting them too.

AMD and NVIDIA examples are used to show TFLOPS arguments are meaningless for raster graphics power.

The 512 core version could have up to 14.7 TFLOPS depending on clockspeeds. FP32. Thats more than 2080 Ti.

I don't think it will beat 2080 Ti in gaming tho... xD but Intel could have something decent up their sleeve here. The 10th gen mobile chips are not bad in the iGPU department. 3 times faster than 9th gen on average and this is with very low core count and clockspeed.

Looking forward to see the performance on these 4 dGPU's.

That's wrong. RTX 2080 TI's boost modes can exceed paper specs mentioned in https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-2080-ti.c3305

RTX 2080 Ti can reach 17.186 TFLOPS which is backed by six GPC (includes geometry-raster units) and read/write 88 ROPS at about 1950Mhz

 

[Prima.Vera]

3rd try - forgetting the i740 and doomed successor i752 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel740

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That was a 120$ card bro )) Later sold for 35$ )

 

[trom89]

1- Cheap
2- Intel Branded

Pick one.