Rumors have been flying and trickles of official info seeping out, for a while now, about Intel’s first discrete graphics processor. Would it be for desktops? Laptops? Gamers or business go-getters?
Preliminary performance tests suggest that Intel’s first discrete graphics processor for laptops, the Iris Xe Max, provides only a modest improvement over the performance of the graphics silicon that ...
Nvidia went official with its GeForce MX450 GPU for ultraportable laptops late last month. However, we were a bit disappointed that the tech specs page was rather lacking in details. Such omissions ...
An interesting development and a story has resurfaced as we have the performance results of three notebooks featuring Tiger Lake CPU with Integrated Xe, Gen 10 Core i7 with MX 350, and Ryzen 7 4800U ...
This weekend, Intel released preliminary information on its newest laptop part—the Xe Max discrete GPU, which functions alongside and in tandem with Tiger Lake’s integrated Iris Xe GPU. During an ...
If you're unfamiliar with Nvidia's GeForce MX lineup of GPUs, it's the "at least it's not integrated graphics" product for ultrabooks. While the MX350 hasn't even been out for very long, Nvidia ...
You can bet the entire PC world will be nervously eating every single word Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says next Tuesday, when he is expected to finally announce the next generation of GeForce graphics ...
PC gamers and enthusiasts might be on tenterhooks for the Nvidia CEO's special announcement on Tuesday but in the meantime the green team has released an important GPU update for thin and light laptop ...
Here’s a rather peculiar reveal for a Tuesday afternoon. NVIDIA Germany out of nowhere -- with no fanfare — revealed a product page for the GeForce MX450 GPU, which is an entry-level graphics solution ...
Intel's Iris Xe Max, debuting on laptops first, is the first discrete graphics solution from the chip giant, but its purpose and feature focus may surprise you. I’ve been a consumer PC expert at PCMag ...
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