Intel Nova Lake for desktops and laptops will have at least one variant with 12 Xe3P GPU cores
Intel plans to launch its processors Intel Nova Lake for the end of this year, and we have already been able to see some features of the series for desktop computers as leaks Nova Lake-S. But it is unknown what configuration the processors will have in terms of the Integrated GPUalthough the well-known leaker Jaykihn0 in your account X/Twitter It has cleared up some doubts for us in this regard.
The Intel Nova Lake-S could arrive with a powerful integrated 12-core Xe3P GPU
It seems that the Intel Nova Lake-S for desktop computers will also incorporate a GPU powerful with 12 Xe3P cores. This offers the possibility of building a desktop PC with sufficient graphic capacity, which would allow replacing a entry-level dedicated graphics card. These 12 Xe3P cores will allow offering improved performance with respect to the Intel Arc B390 of 12 Xe3 coresand that we have seen very capable in tasks of graphics, games and Artificial intelligence.
In addition to these integrated graphics performance in at least one reference for desktop computers from the Intel Nova Lakethe manufacturer also intends to introduce this iGPU more powerful on some processors Nova Lake-H for high-performance laptops. It seems that Intel will offer processors again Intel Core Ultra 400 with Integrated 12-core Xe3P GPUand will also offer other versions with a low end GPU with 4 or 2 Xe3 cores (without P).
Intel would also bring Xe3P graphics to Nova Lake-H laptops
It is also not known if Intel will divide its offer as in the current generation, and will also offer a variant located just below the most powerful, similar to the Intel Arc B370. This could have 10 Xe3P cores and offer an alternative to Intel Arc G3 for portable consolesor for those users who want a processor with powerful integrated graphicswithout having to resort to the top of the range.
It is expected that Intel offer better performance with your Xe3P coreswith respect to the current Xe3. If the Intel Arc B390 has shown that with 12 Xe3 cores is very capable, we can imagine what performance this future will have Integrated Intel Arc with his 12 Xe3P corescompeting directly with the AMD integrated graphics solutions.
Juan Antonio Soto
I am a Computer Engineer and my specialty is automation and robotics. My passion for hardware began at the age of 14 when I broke down my first computer: a 386 DX 40 with 4MB of RAM and 210MB of hard drive. I continue to give free rein to my passion in the technical articles I write for Geeknetic. I dedicate most of my free time to video games, contemporary and retro, on the more than 20 consoles I have, in addition to the PC.
