Intel plans to release its gaming-focused XE DG2 graphics card sometime this year or in 2022, potentially disrupting Nvidia and AMD's duopoly when it comes to choosing the best graphics card for your PC. Well, we've finally copped a glimpse of it in action thanks to a tweet from Raja Koduri, Intel's executive for computer graphics, showing a screenshot of the XE DG2 running 3DMark's unreleased mesh shader benchmark.
There's no actual performance figures given, but to see Intel's gaming-focused graphics card successfully running a benchmark gives a hint that Intel might be releasing some raw performance figures for the card in the not too distant future… Before you know it, you could be picking between three companies when it comes to your next graphics card.
Intel has not given any official word on pricing, but a price tag between $400 and $600 is rumoured, which if true would put it right up against high-end cards like AMD's RX 6800 and Nvidia's RTX 3070, and hopefully with similar performance.
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