Intel yesterday announced a new high-performance graphics product brand-Intel Arc, named Rui Xuan in Chinese, and will release the first generation of Alchemist graphics cards based on the Xe HPG micro-architecture.
In addition, Intel’s resolution supersampling technology is also coming. Yesterday, Anton Kaplanyan, vice president of the graphics research department, said that Intel Arc graphics cards will provide complete DX12U support, including mesh shading and high-performance ray tracing. In addition, the high-quality neural network supersampling technology is worth a separate conference.
In case you were curious, Intel Arc GPUs will come with full DX12U support, including mesh shading, and high-performance ray tracing. Bonus, high-quality neural supersampling deserves a separate announcement. https://t.co/HIBJ8tWhwr
— Anton Kaplanyan (@Kaplanyan) August 16, 2021
Both Nvidia and AMD have released their own resolution supersampling technology, which can greatly increase the game frame rate by losing part of the picture quality. The supersampling technology that Intel is currently developing is called XeSS. According to Anton Kaplanyan, XeSS is more similar to Nvidia’s DLSS approach, using neural network algorithms to achieve resolution oversampling.
For the specific effect, we can wait patiently for the official release to experience it.
