Intel teaser may reveal long-awaited Xe HPG gaming GPU on March 26

Intel’s upcoming Xe HPG “DG2” discrete gaming GPU may be close to a reveal. The company has a “tease”Xe HPG Scavenger Hunt“March 26 at 12 pm ET / 9 a.m. PT.

The website was hidden in the binary sequence segment, Intel stuck to its GDC 2021 presentation, which was briefly teased Upcoming graphics card. Wccftech Has managed to decode the message: the IP address for the aforementioned scavenger hunting website, which promises more information on the 26th.

It is unclear whether Intel will launch the DG2 card on the 26th, or whether the official announcement will usher in the new Intel CEO Pat Jellinger’s mysterious announcement on “a new era of innovation and technology leadership at Intel” It’s going to be on 23 March

. If that’s the case, it’s possible that the scavenger hunt could give fans more information on the upcoming GPU (or perhaps even with the actual graphics card if Intel is feeling generous).

While Intel released its first Iris X graphics card earlier this year based on its first “IG1” prototypes, using the company’s XP LP architecture. But low power cards were not really for gaming. In fact, they were mainly sold directly to partners only for inclusion in prefabricated machines.

The upcoming “DG2” card – based on the high-performance Xe HPG architecture – promises to offer real gaming competition to long-established players such as AMD and Nvidia. Wccftech Recently too Seen one of the DG2 cards with an appearance on Geekbench, including 512 European Union, 4096 cores, 1800 MHz clock speed and 12 GB of GDR6 VRAM. Other rumors Indicated that Intel is working on a full lineup of GPUs using the new plot, options for power-hungry gaming enthusiasts are being stretched to cheaper entry-level models.