Intel plans to release gaming-oriented Xe HPG «Alchemist» GPUs in Q1 2022. The Intel Arc brand was announced this month with upcoming GPUs that will span both…
TL;DR: When buying a new GPU, something many enthusiasts enjoy doing right after installing the graphics card, is playing with its clock, memory, and power settings to see how far they can push it. In most cases, a third-party application is necessary to overclock, however Intel plans to follow AMD’s footsteps and implement overclocking tools right in the driver software. Intel plans to release gaming-oriented Xe HPG «Alchemist» GPUs in Q1 2022. The Intel Arc brand was announced this month with upcoming GPUs that will span both mobile and desktop form factors, different price points and performance targets. According to Roger Chandler, Intel VP and GM of client graphics products and solutions, the company is redesigning its graphics driver software so that users can tweak GPU settings without the need for third-party tools.
