The GEEKOM IT15 is a mini PC designed to pack a lot of features into a compact design. It’s available with a support for up to an. It features two SODIMM slots for up to 64GB of user-replaceable ...

It has 33% more cache memory and both the CPU and the integrated Intel HD 5500 graphics run at slightly higher frequencies than on the i5, but in everyday use you’ll hardly actually notice the ...

More evidence is mounting about a new Intel Arc B770 graphics card launch, and this GPU looks set to challenge the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT ...

Intel Arc B580 LE Graphics Card Review: Solid 1440p Gaming for a Little Less The 12GB memory gives it a little more headroom to keep it from bottlenecking where 8GB of VRAM might.

If Intel's latest claims prove accurate in real-world testing, Core Ultra Series 2 processors have the best built-in graphics performance in the world.

Tested versions Reproducible in: 4.3-stable System information Godot v4.3.stable - Windows 10.0.19045 - Vulkan (Mobile) - Intel (R) HD Graphics 5500 (Intel Corporation; 20.19.15.4963) - Intel (R) Core ...

The Intel Arc graphics cards continue to improve in performance and efficiency with each new update and are rapidly approaching some of the best graphics cards on the market.

First Tests: Is Intel's Arc Good Enough for Gaming on Integrated Graphics? Intel's most powerful integrated GPU to date just hit the street in a bunch of new, premium laptops. Does it have game?

We got a fresh-updated Acer Swift Go 14 laptop into PC Labs for our first independent benchmarking of Intel's AI-ready Core Ultra processors. Let's run the numbers!

A new Intel blog post has revealed the company's ambitious plans to enable real-time path tracing on not just its Arc discrete GPUs but eventually its integrated graphics, too.

Key Points Intel gained graphics market share in the first quarter. Myriad software driver updates have eliminated many of the problems its Arc graphics cards had at launch.

Intel's opportunity With the launch of its Arc graphics cards last year, Intel (INTC -0.98%) officially entered the discrete graphics card market.