Before Intel’s new Panther Lake chips busted through the door, laptops without discrete graphics had clear limits. Integrated graphics were fine for some things. Streaming videos or running older ...

Intel has just announced an interesting update to its upcoming Meteor Lake chips: The integrated graphics are about to receive an unprecedented boost, allowing them to rival low-end, discrete GPUs.

TL;DR: Intel is facing challenges with CPU launches and production issues, leading to layoffs and cost-cutting. The company is shifting focus to integrated graphics with its next-gen Arc Xe2 ...

Intel Graphics Driver 32.0.101.8509 (WHQL Certified) brings XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation to all arc Graphics products, with no generation left behind.

Integrated graphics are still nowhere near as powerful as discrete laptop graphics card, but they’re getting shockingly beefy these days. For example, AMD laptops with their “APU” configurations are ...

PCWorld’s analysis reveals that Intel’s Panther Lake processors don’t universally deliver high-end integrated graphics, with many using slower “Intel Graphics” instead of faster “Intel Arc” variants.

Intel is gearing up for a major leap in integrated graphics performance with its upcoming Panther Lake processors, powered by the next-generation Xe3 architecture. While the company's new Talking Tech ...

So now that everyone has their MacBooks, is anyone feeling constrained by the integrated graphics? I mean apart from not being able to play the latest games, is the OS X experience at all hobbled by ...

For more than a decade, the phrase "Intel integrated GPU" was synonymous with "terrible graphics solution." The first Intel motherboard with integrated graphics, the i810, had terrible performance, ...