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Stay updated on Intel’s hardware roadmap, featuring Nova Lake CPU leaks, Arc GPU updates, and the battle for desktop supremacy.
Intel is reportedly planning a major launch of its Panther Lake chipset for gaming handhelds under the Arc G3 brand at Computex, which is kicking off in a week's time. …
… Intel is set to announce a raft of handhelds at this year's Computex trade show, which kicks off in early June. The new handhelds will reportedly come from a range of vendors and feature Panther Lake-based chipsets with Arc graphics. …
… Specification Arc G3 Extreme Arc G3 CPU Cores/Threads 14 14 P-core Max Turbo Freq 4.7GHz 4.6GHz Smart Cache LLC 12MB 12MB NPU 46TOPS 46TOPS Graphics Intel Arc B390 Intel Arc B370 Total Xe Cores 12Xe 10Xe GPU Max Freq 2.3GHz 2.2GHz PCIe Lanes 12 x8 G4, x4 G5 12 x8 G4, x4 G5 Thunderbolt 2x TBT4 2x TB… …
… With Intel's Celestial series of desktop graphics cards reportedly shelved despite convincing integrated results and its Druid series still up in the air, it's possible that the Arc Pro B70 represents the pinnacle of Intel discrete GPU achievement. …
It was only around a week ago that we reported that Intel was preparing for its partners Panther Lake-based Arc G3 and G3 Extreme gaming handhelds to debut at Computex in early June, and now the first benchmark results have leaked out. …
… The developers have pulled the same trick with the GPU requirements, listing both the RTX 5060 and RTX 3060 Ti for Nvidia users and the RX 6700 XT and RX 9060 XT for AMD owners; Intel Arc fans get the B580 which is also coincidentally the fastest consumer GPU Intel has released. …
It's new handheld time at Computex, where Intel has already revealed its Arc G3 and G3 Extreme handhelds from partners Acer and OneXPlayer. A few days later, MSI made its own Arc G3 Extreme announcement with the Claw 8 EX AI+, while Asus stuck with AMD for its limited edition ROG Xbox Ally X20. …
… Developing 100 percent home-grown graphics cards is even more research-intensive, and China's domestic scene is still some way away from rivalling the likes of Nvidia, Intel or AMD given their decades-long head start in terms of silicon production and particularly driver optimisation. …
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