Intel GPUs
179 GPUs found
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About Intel Corporation
Founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore, Intel dominated the CPU market for decades. After years of integrated graphics, Intel entered the discrete GPU market in 2022 with their Arc series, bringing decades of semiconductor expertise to challenge NVIDIA and AMD.
Graphics Journey:
- 1998: First integrated graphics (i740)
- 2010: HD Graphics integrated solutions
- 2020: Xe architecture development
- 2022: Arc discrete GPUs launch
Unique Advantages:
- Own semiconductor fabrication (fabs)
- AV1 hardware encoding in all Arc cards
- Aggressive pricing for market entry
- Strong driver optimization efforts
Graphics API & Programming Support
Intel Technologies:
- Xe Super Sampling (XeSS): AI-enhanced upscaling
- Intel oneAPI: Unified programming model
- Quick Sync Video: Hardware video encoding
- AV1 Encode: Hardware AV1 encoding in all Arc GPUs
Standard Graphics APIs:
- DirectX 12 Ultimate: Full feature support including ray tracing
- Vulkan 1.3: Optimized for Xe architecture
- OpenGL 4.6: Complete compatibility support
- OpenCL 3.0: Latest compute API support
Showing 11 of 179 GPUs
Intel
Knights Corner
Xeon Phi SE10X
Knights Corner
8 GB
GDDR5
Base: 1100 MHz
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Boost: 1100 MHz
TDP: 300 W
Knights Architecture
22 nm Process
TFLOPS
2.1
Intel
Graphics(IGP)
i740 Graphics
Auburn
Base: 66 MHz
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Boost: 66 MHz
i740 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics(IGP)
i752 Graphics
Portola
Base: 100 MHz
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Boost: 100 MHz
Generation 1.0 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics(IGP)
i810 Graphics
Whitney
Base: 133 MHz
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Boost: 133 MHz
Generation 1.0 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics(IGP)
i815 Graphics
Solano
Base: 133 MHz
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Boost: 133 MHz
Generation 1.0 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics-M(IGP)
i830M Graphics
Almador
Base: 166 MHz
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Boost: 200 MHz
Generation 1.0 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics-M(IGP)
i830MG Graphics
Almador
Base: 100 MHz
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Boost: 166 MHz
Generation 1.0 Architecture
150 nm Process
Intel
Graphics-M(IGP)
i852GM Graphics
Montara
Base: 200 MHz
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Boost: 266 MHz
Generation 2.0 Architecture
130 nm Process