We’ve been hearing different rumors for a while about the Intel Xe HPG (DG2), which is expected to be Intel’s next graphics card. While information about the stock code names of the graphics card came a few weeks ago, it was wondered when the new graphics card would be released, and the explanations were that the graphics card would be released in January 2022. However, this date may be delayed.
According to the information provided on the IT Home website from China, Intel wants to release the new discrete graphics card Intel Xe HPG (DG2) in March 2022 instead of January 2022. The possible delay is that Intel wants to work on and “polish” the graphics card a bit more. It seems that Intel wants the graphics card series to have a more refined look.
It is not known whether Intel will push this date further. However, it is said that one of the future Xe graphics cards will produce similar performance with the GeForce RTX 3070 and 3070 Ti on the NVIDIA side and have 16 GB of GDDR6 memory, while the other is expected to be in the RTX 3060 and 3060 Ti setting.
Intel is expected to give more detailed information about the new Xe graphics card family at CES 2022. CES 2022 will start on January 4th and we will inform you about the developments at the fair moment by moment.
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