Intel has posted a brief demonstration of one of its upcoming Meteor Lake processors running Dying Light 2 without a dedicated GPU. In the showcase, Intel demonstrated.
Why it matters: Integrated graphics chips are typically not designed for anything more intensive than low-end or retro games. However, Intel aims to change this with its upcoming Meteor Lake architecture and XeSS upscaling technology, which could make blockbuster titles accessible to a wider range of PCs.
Intel has posted a brief demonstration of one of its upcoming Meteor Lake processors running Dying Light 2 without a dedicated GPU. In the showcase, Intel demonstrated the benefits of its XeSS (Xe Super Sampling) upscaling technology. The short clip doesn’t reveal the actual framerate or graphics settings, but it compares native 1080p gameplay with footage upscaled from 720p using XeSS.
The game looks significantly smoother with XeSS engaged, and Intel claims that it improves performance by between 60 and 80 percent.
