Intel's new Lunar Lake Xe2 GPU Explained

Intel Fellow, Tap, takes us on a deep-dive into the new, integrated, Xe2 GPU on the new Lunar Lake processor. Article: highperformanc...

[@thedudely1]

We love Tom Petersen

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We do love ToP 😌.

[@whynot01]

wow this is great, thx for the upload

[@EnochGitongaKimathi]

Thanks for this. I can't wait for Battlemage to be used by handhelds and tablets. I love the focus on performance efficiency. The Low Power Island on Lunar Lake is a very good idea. I appreciate the effort put on the Display and Media Engine. Lunar Lakes makes using external monitors a very smooth experience, with hot plug and play. eDP 1.5 native support is another welcomed improvement. Media consumption should also be very efficient on something like the new MSI Claw 8 is announced to have a 8inch 1080p 120Hz screen and 80whr battery.

[@DigitalJedi]

I love how much video milage they're getting out of the new machines. I was there for the installation and work with that machinr as a reseacher.

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[@zonta71]

Thanx. It has value to us. Keep them coming

[@IDKYDK-511]

TAP is amazing at explaining things

[@sativagirl1885]

can the GPU heat be repurposed to offer computer enthusiasts a lighter, if it wouldn't be too much trouble?

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Light pc is causing overheating on brand new pc .

[@handlemonium]

YES. Especially gaming handhelds and gaming at GTX 1060 performance for 2-3 hours on battery without plugging in (gonna be great for Starlink LAN parties on flights).

[@mikebruzzone9570]

engineer [?}, looks like dh. mb

[@mikebruzzone9570]

good look ahead on motion estimation what has to be changed v what does not. mb