![]() ![]() This could very well be an early engineering sample, but looks like the Iris Plus Graphics codename was detected by GFXbench and gathered its performance metrics in various benchmarks. While the Gen 11 graphics has made no public appearance or actual product announcements since the Intel Architecture Day, it looks like one SKU has been benchmarked, namely the Iris Plus Graphics 940 on an Intel Ice Lake-based CPU, clocked at 1.30 GHz. These are some of the basic technical aspects that we know about the graphics aside from the fact that it will support adaptive sync, HDR and support for high-res, multi-display technologies (USB Type-C). The Gen 11 graphics chip will feature a new 3D Pipeline consisting of 64 Execution Units (GT2), twice the FP16 rate and 3 MB of 元 cache. The architecture, known as Gen 11 has been designed to offer more than 1 TFLOPs of compute performance with up to double the performance of the Gen 9 / Gen 9.5 graphics chip that is found on most existing processors. While the discrete graphics cards, termed under the "Xe" brand, are planned for launch in 2020, a new graphics architecture that is designed from the ground up will still be coming with the new Sunny Cove architecture based Ice Lake processors in late 2019. Intel Iris Plus Graphics 940 GPU With Next-Gen Gen 11 Graphics Architecture Performance Benchmarks Leak Out - Huge Gain Over Existing Iris Pro Chips, Faster Than AMD Ryzen With Vega Integrated Graphics Today, we have the first benchmarks of Intel's Gen 11 graphics chip which aims to be a revolution for Intel's integrated graphics efforts on both mobility and desktop fronts and they look impressive. The announcements talked about their latest GPUs based on Gen 11 graphics architecture which will be landing in 2019 followed by a whole new discrete lineup, available later in 2020. ![]() ![]() Last year, Intel announced major breakthroughs & innovations to come from their GPU division in the coming years.
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