02-11-2020, 09:28 AM
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-...aked-specs
Quote:Digital Trends has reportedly gotten its hands on an internal presentation from Intel’s Data Center Group pointing to specifications for Intel's Xe, codenamed Arctic Sound, graphics cards. The presentation is from early 2019, however, so it's possible that some things could have changed since then, such as final TDP numbers.
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According to the presentation, Intel’s high-end Arctic Sound graphics cards will feature up to one, two or four slices. This refers to the number of chiplets the graphics card contains, and they're also called tiles because they are identical.
The four-tile configuration has a 400W or 500W TDP and 48V input. That shows that Intel is serious about delivering high performance, while making unlikely that it's intended for individual consumers.
The card with two tiles is presented with a 300W TDP and 12V input. That's as high a TDP as Nvidia’s Tesla V100 and slightly higher than the Nvidia Titan RTX workstation GPU.
The single-tile card reportedly has a TDP of 75W or 150W. One of the slides suggests that the single-tile configuration is intended for client use.