Wednesday, August 15th 2018

Intel Teases Their Upcoming Graphics Cards for 2020

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Right in time for SIGGRAPH, the world's leading conference for computer graphics, the people around Raja Koduri and Chris Hook have posted a video on Twitter, which shows a teaser for their upcoming graphics cards, that are scheduled to become available in 2020.
The video is produced in a style that's typical for what Chris Hook has been releasing at AMD, too. It starts with a history lesson, praising Intel's achievements in the graphics department, and then continues to promise that in 2020, Intel discrete graphics cards "will be set free, and that's just the beginning".

In the comments for the video, Chris Hook, who left AMD to join Intel as head of marketing for their graphics department said: "Will take time and effort to be the first successful entrant into the dGPU segment in 25 years, but we have some incredible talent at Intel, and above all, a passion for discrete graphics."

You can find the video here.

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80 Comments on Intel Teases Their Upcoming Graphics Cards for 2020

#1
StrayKAT
More competition is a good thing.

Right? :)
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#2
mad1394
Dedicated graphics market a 3 player game ? Best news I heard all year!
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#3
Fluffmeister
Maybe this is the "poor Volta" we have been waiting for!
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#4
Vya Domus


Not a whole lot of things to boast about, huh ?

Well, I'll hold my breath for the time being.
StrayKATMore competition is a good thing.

Right? :)
If only it would be that simple.
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#5
natr0n
Wonder if they will be the first in GPU vulnerability.
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#6
bug
A brilliant move. Start the marketing machine over a year before a product release, so by the time the release happens we're all bored to death of reading about it.
On a more serious note, they must be confident their product won't impress on its own if they drag the marketing in so early (just look at how AMD was doing the same when they were stuck releasing Bulldozer parts and how they barely leaked a thing before Zen).
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#7
Blueberries
There are a lot of brilliant minds at Intel and I strongly believe they wouldn't waste their time and money if they didn't think they could produce a competitive product.

That being said... I'm not expecting much. I don't think their first line of GPUs will have any substantial footing in a market against NVIDIA; but I wouldn't doubt it if their second or third iteration does. Intel has the power to build a small army, and given time, they will.
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#8
Kursah
Larabee for Gaming Part Deux?

It'd be nice to see another player in the gaming graphics arena, please by all means! More competition is good! :)
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#9
cucker tarlson
Wasn't their prototype card able to comply with new APIs and features just by software updates ?
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#10
kings
I hope they succeed, this market desperately needs strong competition.
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#12
RH92
Hyping a product 2 years in advance ...what could possibly go wrong right ?
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#13
oxidized
cucker tarlsonHope they're not planning to use their own fab.
How so? Their process is the most refined, they would have an advantage head to head with anybody else using other fab's process.
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#14
StrayKAT
RH92Hyping a product 2 years in advance ...what could go wrong right ?
Not two years. We're already in the 8th month of 2018, remember? :)
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#15
bug
oxidizedHow so? Their process is the most refined, they would have an advantage head to head with anybody else using other fab's process.
The process may be fine (well, it isn't, really, but it could get back on track by then), but have you heard about new fabs opening? If they make these themselves, they'll need to scale back production somewhere else.
StrayKATNot two years. We're already in the 8th month of 2018, remember? :)
Well, it's not like they target a Jan 1 release. Or that additional delays aren't to be expected. Though, knowing Intel, they'll probably sell the card, but it will take them two more years to fix their drivers :D
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#16
mtcn77
I'm fit as long as they bring their software leadership along. Directx 12 needs good filtering. Since it is Intel, and frankly ubiquitous, they should be able to integrate good filters. You should be able to remaster your own pc experience with new gpus, damn it.
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#17
cucker tarlson
oxidizedHow so? Their process is the most refined, they would have an advantage head to head with anybody else using other fab's process.
tsmc will probably be on 5nm in 2020.I think Intel is delaying 10nm to late 2019.
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#18
StrayKAT
mtcn77I'm fit as long as they bring their software leadership along. Directx 12 needs good filtering. Since it is Intel, and frankly ubiquitous, they should be able to integrate good filters. You should be able to remaster your own pc experience with new gpus, damn it.
I wish I understood what you mean (sorry).. but that last sentence would be damn cool.
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#19
cucker tarlson
mtcn77You should be able to remaster your own pc experience with new gpus, damn it.
What do you mean by that ?
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#20
oxidized
bugThe process may be fine (well, it isn't, really, but it could get back on track by then), but have you heard about new fabs opening? If they make these themselves, they'll need to scale back production somewhere else.
Well they might not be on track with 10nm, but their 14nm is actually even better than specifics, besides, their 10nm could be even on par with TSMC 7nm for all we know. Also, i'm not sure you understand Intel is worth more than AMD and nvidia put together + TSMC and GloFo as of now, they could open new fabs, or they might increase productivity of existent ones.
cucker tarlsontsmc will probably be on 5nm in 2020.I think Intel is delaying 10nm to late 2019.
Yeah, for now let's focus on 7nm, because nobody confirmed it'll come out that much before intel's 10nm which, for all we know, might be even better than that, like it happened with 14nm in the past.
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#21
NdMk2o1o
I think they will be targetting the low and mid range market can't see them coming out with anything that would be along RX Vega/1070 levels of performance quite frankly, though who knows? I wonder if this will be a from the ground up design or possibly built on their exisiting HD/Iris iGPU architecture on a larger scale?

P.S I really hope they have a proper team of software developers for their driver implementation as their current drivers absolutely suck ass big time.
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#22
RH92
StrayKATNot two years. We're already in the 8th month of 2018, remember? :)
Uhmmm it's not like they announced Q1 2020 release , they could very well release in December 2020 litle do we know !
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#23
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
If only more developers would embrace DX-12. I dont think theres enough that do to really push other developers to pick it up. Its been like this every time a new DX version is released. Maybe Intel should poach talent from Microsoft and EA and start making their own games.
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#24
cyneater
intel 740.....

take 2...

they where an ok card for the price....
then nvidia released the tnt2 m64... better drivers more vram...
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#25
NdMk2o1o
FreedomEclipseMaybe Intel should poach talent from Microsoft and EA and start making their own games
Think of TWIMTBP only Intel style for us lowly AMD users :eek:
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