Leaked Slides Show Intel DG2 Competing with RTX 3070 & RX 6700 XT

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Intel has recently been promoting their upcoming Arc Alchemist (DG2) gaming graphics cards that are set to launch early next year possibly at CES 2022. We have recently seen a slide allegedly from Intel which states that the company will only be releasing products to compete in the upper mid-range segment and below. The slide details two DGPU GPUs where the SOC1 would have a TDP of 175 W - 225 W spawning SKUs to compete with the RTX 3070, 3060 Ti, RX 6700 XT, and 6600 XT while a cheaper SOC2 would have a TDP of 75 W and compete with the RTX 1650 Super. The SOC1 GPU would target the 300 to 499 USD price segment while the SOC2 would focus on the budget 100 - 200 USD market which AMD and NVIDIA have effectively abandoned with their latest architectures.



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[Tardian]

We have just got to hope DG2 is priced as per this slide.

 

[Crackong]

But none of those prices are real.

 

[ixi]

Would not be surprised that all intel gpu are reserved for miners and scalpers. Sh1tnel wouldn't do that to us, right?

 

[Tardian]

Would not be surprised that all intel gpu are reserved for miners and scalpers. Sh1tnel wouldn't do that to us, right?

Instead of minors & bald scalpers?

 

[TomTomTom]

But none of those prices are real.

i was just about to LOL at those prices too!

 

[Deleted member 24505]

Well if they can make a viable budget GPU, they will be onto a winner as AMD and Nvidia only want big bucks now

 

[eidairaman1]

Would not be surprised that all intel gpu are reserved for miners and scalpers. Sh1tnel wouldn't do that to us, right?

Rather see a Discreet PowerVR/Imagination Technologies GPU

 

[Ferd]

Smart move , probably the best timing too ? A chaotic market can be quite forgiving, but the time to adapt and improve will be limited, once things go back to norm they’ll either be doing well , or they’ll be forced out of competition

 

[eidairaman1]

Smart move , probably the best timing too ? A chaotic market can be quite forgiving, but the time to adapt and improve will be limited, once things go back to norm they’ll either be doing well , or they’ll be forced out of competition

I see this going the way larrabee did

 

[ratirt]

I think the success here comes down to price and support. If those two are OK, Intel's cards will pick up traction. We have to remember there is a demand and there is definitely a place for another player.

 

[Ferd]

I see this going the way larrabee did

Idk if I should feel sad or happy about that , part of me wishes they could pull it off this time , competition is always better for the consumers , speaking of competition if I am being realistic it Is so obvious how far behind they are , like where are they gonna sit ? Mid range is the most competitive, entry level seems like their most favorable spot , but you have amd pushing hard on APUs with amazing graphic performance... I don’t think pricing will be enough, performance will be more important

 

[ratirt]

Idk if I should feel sad or happy about that , part of me wishes they could pull it off this time , competition is always better for the consumers , speaking of competition if I am being realistic it Is so obvious how far behind they are , like where are they gonna sit ? Mid range is the most competitive, entry level seems like their most favorable spot , but you have amd pushing hard on APUs with amazing graphic performance... I don’t think pricing will be enough, performance will be more important

I remember few years back AMD was behind with the first Ryzen release even though it has its perks. Now, Intel is releasing a GPU and they need to start from something. I think it is a very good move and Intel will catch-up. It is the first release and I think it is nothing like the Larrabee. For starters, Larrabee was a combination, a hybrid of a GPU and a CPU. This is strictly a GPU.

 

[Vader]

Radeon 6500XT for 349?