At this point, the Iris Xe Max is a familiar product. It is physically identical to the integrated graphics inside Intel’s newest mobile processors. However, on discrete…
At this point, the Iris Xe Max is a familiar product. It is physically identical to the integrated graphics inside Intel’s newest mobile processors. However, on discrete form it comes clocked at 1650 MHz (instead of 1350 MHz) and it has 4 GB of dedicated VRAM. The strength of the Xe Max is as a professional card, that is, in content creation applications where Intel’s workload sharing feature, called Deep Link, kicks in. It enables the processor’s integrated graphics to compute some of the workload’s straightforward components, freeing up the Xe Max for the hard stuff.
