While the tweet is rather short, it points to the existence of another SKU within Intel’s DG2 lineup, which was previously thought to only consist of five…
Something to look forward to: Hot off the heels of Intel’s modest DG1 discrete graphics card getting performance tested in the wild, trusted leaker TUM_APISAK has suggested the introduction of a new addition to Intel’s incoming DG2 line, a card slotting into a second-from-top tier that’s capable of duking it out with Nvidia’s RTX 3070 and AMD’s RX 6700 XT. While the tweet is rather short, it points to the existence of another SKU within Intel’s DG2 lineup, which was previously thought to only consist of five models, and helps clear up the picture of how Intel’s upcoming graphics product stack is going to shape up. This new GPU comes toting 448 execution units, joining a previously-established 384-EU SKU that is also cut down from the top model’s 512 EUs. TUM_APISAK’s tweet puts the 448 EU model up against AMD’s RX 6700 XT and Nvidia’s RTX 3070, and claims that it comes out only 8% behind the former and 5% behind the latter.
