Intel's current-gen Core Ultra 100 series "Meteor Lake" processors feature brand new GPU cores in Xe-LPG, but Arrow Lake CPUs will come with either Xe-LPG or Xe-LPG+ graphics, something we're ...

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The low-power, integrated Xe-LPG architecture will reportedly be featured in Intel's new Meteor Lake family of processors, marking a departure from the company's Iris Xe integrated graphics solution.

Intel has combined the contemporary feature set of the Xe-HPG microarchitecture with the power-efficient design of the Xe-LP microarchitecture to create the Xe-LPG microarchitecture utilized in ...

Xe2-LPG will find its way into Intel's Core processors as integrated graphics. Unlike Xe-LP (used in current Core IGPs), it is expected to support the full DirectX 12 Ultimate feature set.

The L3 cache, up to 36MB of it, is shared with all CPU cores. Intel is also bringing Xe-LPG GPU to Arrow Lake, which adds some features including a dedicated NPU, the NPU3.

Notably, the Xe-LPG architecture fully supports DirectX 12 Ultimate including ray-tracing and AI features, even though it lacks the XMX matrix math units of Xe-HPG.

This new architecture will be found across the entire Intel product stack, which means no more Xe-HPG, Xe-LPG, or any of that nomenclature—it's Xe2 all the way down.

Intel plans to make its iGPU a major selling point for Meteor Lake, as it's stated the Xe tile it uses will offer twice the performance-per-watt as its existing UHD 770 graphics.

Both GPUs also sport just 8MB of L2 cache, half the amount on the high-end Xe-LPG version. The HPG version of this chip will arrive in discrete GPU form, while the LPG variant will be for the ...

Intel has confirmed that it has ditched native support for DirectX 9 on its various Xe-based graphics products. These include its upcoming Arc discrete GPUs, Raptor Lake graphics, and newer.

Intel is still on track to launch the Meteor Lake line-up on December 14th. It was confirmed in a recent Intel earnings call that they have started shipping the chips to PC makers. This is good ...