Intel, which has come to the fore with leaks in the past months, has come to an end for the Arch Alchemist graphics card. According to leaks posted on the ExpReview forum, Intel Arch Alchemist graphics card models will be introduced in 2022.
It has been talked about for a long time that Intel designs graphics cards for gamers. Although no official statement has been made yet, the leaks show that the company will introduce the new graphics card soon.
Intel will introduce Nvidia RTX rival card: Arc Alchemist
Intel, which will come up with four different models, namely Alchemist, Battlemage, Celestial and Druid, will introduce its first model in March 2022. In the leaks that emerged in October, it was stated that the company will introduce the Alchemist graphics card at CES 2022. However, due to the problems experienced, the promotion date was postponed.
As we have seen from AMD FSR and Nvidia DLSS, such upgrade technologies are vital in games. The fact that Intel’s XeSS works in a released game before the hardware is made available exceeds expectations.
Intel aims to offer gamers a 2x performance increase with artificial intelligence support in XeSS technology, which it introduces as a competitor to FSR and DLSS technologies. Developed with the Deep Learning technique, artificial intelligence will predict pixel details in advance.
The 512 EU, 384 EU and 128 EU models, which will be introduced with the Intel Xe HPG architecture, are quite ambitious. The entry-level model, the 128 EU, will use 6 GB of VRAM. It is known that the model, which will be released with a 96-bit memory bus, will have a TGP value of 75W.
Intel Alchemist 128 EU, which is expected to rival the Nvidia GTX 1650 model, will be able to reach a clock speed of 2.5GHz. The laptop version of the 128 EU model will be offered to users with 4 GB of VRAM. The video card, which is stated to have 30W power consumption, will exceed expectations.
It is stated that the 384 EU model, which is described as a mid-segment graphics card, will have 12 GB of VRAM. The model, which comes with 192-bit memory bus and 200W TGP values, will rival the RTX 3060 and 3060 Ti models.
The 512 EU model, the first high-end graphics card to be released by the company, will be introduced with 16 GB of VRAM. The model, which is known to have 256-bit bus and 225W TGP values, will be positioned between Nvidia RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti.
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