A new version of the Intel DG1 comes to light with higher frequencies, its launch is near

Being simply test models, the first Intel DG1 developers used low clocks to ensure stability, although As the launch approaches, Intel is testing increasing frequencies and defining its final specifications., and thanks to Sisoft Sandra it was known what these specifications could be.

This Intel DG1 graphic features 768 cores, and a 1.5GHz clock, compared to the 900MHz of the developer edition, marking a frequency increase of 66%. Thanks to that, already achieves 2.3 TFLOPs, which is not bad for a graph of such low consumption. The listing also reveals 3GB ram, possibly GDDR6, and only 1MB of L2 cache.

Let's remember that the first Intel graphics they will target the low-end market, Focusing primarily on notebooks to compete against Nvidia's MX series, offering a better solution than integrated graphics without compromising consumption or price too much. It will be interesting to see their final performance, although for now they seem quite promising.

What do you think about these specifications of the Intel DG1? Are you interested in this product or will you be expecting high-end DG2s?

Source: WCCFTech