Gamers Nexus | Intel Fights Back | Arc Battlemage, Xe2 GPUs, & Changing Hyper-Threading @GamersNexus | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
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Intel's Xe2 GPU architecture has arrived in Lunar Lake, prompting a mini-information dump of the future Battlemage desktop GPU architecture. Lunar Lake mobile and desktop Battlemage will share several core components of design for the GPU side, despite being different product implementations. We're going over the (brief) architectural information that Intel has provided thus far for its Arc GPU successor (from the original Alchemist A750 & A770 lineup). We'll also cover the P-core and E-core architectural basics, such as ditching hyperthreading in some situations.There's a lot more to cover with Intel, but as we are on the other side of the world in Taiwan for Computex 2024, we'll save the rest of the coverage for when we have more capacity for technical detailing. This gets us started on Intel's announcements for 2024 though, lining-up with rumors of Arrow Lake desktop CPUs in the Fall (maybe).
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intel Xe2 & Arc Battlemage, Lunar Lake
01:27 - Re-Architecting Intel Xe2
03:24 - Render Slice (Xe vs. Xe2)
11:54 - Core Architecture Changes (Lunar Lake & Arrow Lake)
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Intel's Xe2 GPU architecture has arrived in Lunar Lake, prompting a mini-information dump of the future Battlemage desktop GPU architecture. Lunar Lake mobile and desktop Battlemage will share several core components of design for the GPU side, despite being different product implementations. We're going over the (brief) architectural information that Intel has provided thus far for its Arc GPU successor (from the original Alchemist A750 & A770 lineup). We'll also cover the P-core and E-core architectural basics, such as ditching hyperthreading in some situations.There's a lot more to cover with Intel, but as we are on the other side of the world in Taiwan for Computex 2024, we'll save the rest of the coverage for when we have more capacity for technical detailing. This gets us started on Intel's announcements for 2024 though, lining-up with rumors of Arrow Lake desktop CPUs in the Fall (maybe).
Read the article here! gamersnexus.net/news/intel-fights-back-arc-battlemage-xe2-gpus-changing-hyper-threading
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intel Xe2 & Arc Battlemage, Lunar Lake
01:27 - Re-Architecting Intel Xe2
03:24 - Render Slice (Xe vs. Xe2)
11:54 - Core Architecture Changes (Lunar Lake & Arrow Lake)
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Steve Burke: Writing, Host
Jeremy Clayton: Writing
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Vitalii Makhnovets: Camera, Editing
