A few days ago, Intel released a driver, containing several information about the future Intel Alchemist (DG2) and Elasti (DG3) graphics cards.
Intel driver reveals information about the brand’s GPUs
Intel has published on its site a graphics driver for its 11th generation Tiger Lake NUCs that contained (by mistake?) multiple information on features or code names for the next graphics cards of the brand.
The information extracted from this driver (via Videocardz), we learn several information. First, the names of 5 Intel GPUs, 2 for computers and desktops and 3 for laptops: the A380 and A350 for desktop graphics cards and the A370, A350M and A200M for mobile versions.
The entry level of Intel would thus be composed of graphics cards starting with the designation A2XX and A3XX, as we suggested in a previous article where the A380 would have 128 EU and the largest Intel GPU has 512 EU.
We could therefore think that the mid-range and high-end would come in the form of A5XX and A7XX or even A9XX.
[intel]
XE2 LPG/HPG
XE3 LPG/HPGXE_HP_CORE
XE_HPC_CORE => PVC
XE_HPG_CORE => MTL, ARL, DG2
XE2_HPG_CORE => LNL, ELGELASTI => ELG
ELG_X1 => 2×4
ELG_X2 => 5×4
ELG_X3 => 7×4
ELG_X4 => 10×4ARL_6x4x16 => Xe LPG Plus
MTL_2x4x16
MTL_3x4x16
MTL_1x4x16— _rogame (@_rogame) December 16, 2021
We were then treated to different code names and configurations of GPU released from this driver, which were found by the twittos @_rogame.
The Alchemist graphics cards (Gen 12) would be succeeded by the Elasti generation (Gen 13) with 4 different configurations, but with figures difficult to exploit, and Lunar Lake.
On the iGPU side (Gen 12), we learn that the Meteor Lake processors would have 3 different configurations with: 64 EU, 128 EU and 192 EU. Arrow Lake as for him would go up to 384 EU and would allow to propose performances of GPU desktop in a processor.
