Intel Arc Graphics | Rendering Cycles in Blender | Intel Graphics

[@__aceofspades]

Nice to see Intel has put the effort into making sure there is software acceleration support for popular apps like Blender.

[@shmarvdogg69420]

I am very excited to try out blender once i get my ARC GPU! glad you guys are taking the software support seriously, gives me hope for the launch.

[@uzairbukhari8974]

IF you can find one

[@shmarvdogg69420]

@@uzairbukhari8974 I won one in the competition they ran 😀

[@Speed4Runs]

@@shmarvdogg69420 *jealous noises*

[@zwartekatten]

@@shmarvdogg69420 oh fuck

[@Hackerisitic]

He is such a nice guy, not too formal, no random charts, tells the truth and even teaches how to use blender.

[@marshallmcluhan33]

No hard data at all 😂

[@ModernOddity728]

Happy to see ARC is up and running, looking forward to its release in Q2. Word is drivers are the only reason it's not out yet, and I'm okay with that, do what you have to do to ensure ARC debuts in a way that really forces the market to take it (and Intel) seriously in the GPU market. Also heard it will be priced very competitively which would be wise since until 3rd party reviews hit, the price will definitely affect how many are willing to gamble on a new GPU architecture. For myself, if ARC is priced competitively, I can't wait to get one just because I'm tired of the duopoly in the GPU market and this launch symbolizes something the market has wanted for a long time- a new competitor to shake it up. Thanks for the demo, Bob & Intel.

[@craigbaker6382]

affect

[@ModernOddity728]

@@craigbaker6382 Oops.. 😂 Thanks!

[@H3K36ME3]

But will it work under Ubuntu just as well as under Windows?

[@lua-nya]

@@H3K36ME3 if current drivers for integrated Intel GPUs are to be used as a reference, it will be better on GNU/Linux. Will probably take a while for Ubuntu though.

[@zwartekatten]

@@H3K36ME3 lmfao ubuntu

[@erikvz]

Good to see some more competition in the gpu market. Maybe we can start getting more sane prices soon 🙏

[@marshallmcluhan33]

The US dropped import tariffs on motherboards and GPUs from China the price should hit rock bottom by May.

[@totheknee]

@Marshall McLuhan Yes, this. People think we have a free market in the US, and that competition fixes everything. But the biggest problem is the anti-market conservatives starting trade wars because we had an incompetent bully who lost the election in 2016 (yet came in and ruined the economy anyway by getting into a pissing contest with China in true gamma-male fashion). Then someone who actually wins elections comes in and gets blamed for all the mistakes of the illegitimate prior regime, even though he's bringing back the free market. But you can't win against conservative propaganda; they're the only ones better at it than the Soviets...

[@erikvz]

@@totheknee It’s a global problem, not just the U.S.

[@peshozmiata]

After staring at it for a bit, here's what i can make out from the blurred list: Tab is "Intel oneAPI" - Intel(R) UHD Graphics - Intel(R) Xe Graphics - Intel(R) FPGA Evaluation Device - 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9 12900KS @ 5.??? Ghz - Intel(R) Graphics [??????] ???? Device - Intel(R) Graphics [??????] ???? Device - ???? ???? device - 12th Gen Intel Core i9 12900KS @ 5.???Ghz

[@azurealpaca]

Thx

[@itsTyrion]

how the shit did you even read that. UHD, Xe, FPGA make a lot of sense, same goes for 12900KS.

[@-Rook-]

My system gets used for plenty of Blender so seeing this support in place is excellent. I have had a good experience with the intel drivers for integrated graphics on my laptops which bodes well and so if the hardware is competitive I will certainly be considering an ARC GPU for my next system.

[@RyanKingArt]

Super cool! 👍‍

[@YT775]

That is awesome. Cant believe its already here. Congrats!

[@honglu679]

Nice to see another player in this duopoly market.

[@maridaudran]

Why do you tease us Intel? So looking forward to these hitting the market.

[@omachi5931]

Intel is on a good track this year, cant wait!

[@twinseas7394]

it looks like intel raptor lake will beat AMD 7000 series..

[@carlomasaya9612]

can support also photoshop and illustrator?

[@typingcat]

Two questions. (1)How is the Ark's hardware-accelerated Cycles rendering speed compared to that of OptiX of Nvidia's $329 RTX 3060? Does Ark at least give us similar price-to-performance? (2)Does Ark provide any hardware-accelerated viewport denoise? On my computer, if I choose "OpenImageDenoise" for viewport denosing, rotating the viewport becomes noticeably laggy. If I set it to OptiX, there is almost no noticeable delay. Also OptiX denosing is noticeably faster than that of OpenImageDenoise on my computer.

[@youoob]

^^My main point of contention with considering arc as an alternative to a 3060 desktop, right now I'm rendering HD frames at ~2 sec with optix on 2060 rtx (custom bounces) - support for optix gives practical rendering gains at least 2 x in this context, however apparently ARC directly supports OpenImageDenoise! - (which does give better results, provided performance in this example is similar to the flagship card)

[@typingcat]

@@youoob I posted this a long time ago, and yesterday, I read, on Intel's site, that the hardware ray tracing in Blender is not there yet, but it is in the works, so it will probably arrive in 2023. Also, AMD's hardware ray tracing is confirmed to arrive with Blender 3.5, so the situation is brighter. No more Nvidia monopoly for Blender.

[@youoob]

@@typingcat Thanks for the update. Ah, does that mean that the ARC770 will only support 'cuda' based rendering as in previous cycles viewport demos, but not hardware based raytracing as with nvidia tensor cores? As I understand the tensor cores in my rtx 2060 laptop card gives blender the boost in optix denoise. (If the 770 can do the equivalent with open denoise and give comparable rendering speed in terms of streaming processors ie cuda core count - I might buy one immediately. If I could get hold of one..

[@typingcat]

@@youoob I am not expert, but A770 has the ray tracing hardware; it is just the software that enables it in Blender will arrive in the future. I do not know if it will be as fast as OptiX, but maybe that is possible. We will know that in 2023 or 2024.

[@jumpergamer1913]

@@typingcat fingers crossed

[@SWFT_Salutes]

Hope to see Intel bring more to blender. something we haven't seen in a offline renderer is upscaling, Maybe XeSS could be implemented in the future. Render at 1080p get 4k results would be revolutionary, games shouldn't be the only ones to have upscaling.

[@BobDuffy]

Nice idea. An image upscale node for the compositor would be cool!

[@SWFT_Salutes]

@@BobDuffy I don't know why any other render engines has thought of this. nvidias dlss uses motion vectors and depth maps for upscaling, all things blender and other packages can provide. And why stop at just upscaling, Flowframes is a ai slow motion tool that does a really good job. Intel or someone could figure out how to incorporate the same type of tech in blender and enhance the ai with motion vectors and depth maps so it isn't just guessing. For example you render in cycles at 12 fps and the motion vector and depth pass at 24 so the ai would have reference for the next frames.

[@deprilula28]

Offline rendering has denoising. Intel has a denoising solution

[@SWFT_Salutes]

@@deprilula28 I'm aware of that, I'm talking about ai upscaling and ai frame blending. Flowframes is an example of what I am talking about.

[@ajtatosmano2]

there are good ai upscling tools. but it works much better in games and motion. In still images you can see the sacrifice in quality, the artifacts. I've been using Topaz Gigapixel for upscaling which is said to be the best on the current market and it's great for slight enchantsments, but it mainly depends on the contents of the original image, how well can the ai handle it.

I'm too excited about these Intel dedicated graphics, I hope they don't take longer to arrive. #TeamIntel

[@fernandoferraz4146]

"It just work's" Where did i eard this before

[@wishusknight3009]

Steve Jobs... many times.

[@DiegoSilva-bp9if]

intel ARC starts off great for me, hope the price helps.

[@MichaelMarshall53]

Looking good! I would like to see what the Arc GPU can do with the likes of Cinema 4D and Maya.

[@gnpaone]

Can we get that Blender file with all assets packed?

[@syntaxed2]

0:27 the glass refractions/spec reflections etc converged very fast - Was the video sped up or somethin?

[@Noclip420]

Is OIDN running on gpu in this presentation?

[@itamar8424]

I am very happy to see some more gpus for 3d work I would like to know how well does it do with volumetric objects since from my knowledge i know that they are a bit hard to implement I would also love to see some geo nodes

[@Deadman0690]

Does intel arc support maya or autodesk software?

[@IntelGraphics]

The Autodesk software is compatible with these ARC cards Intel ARC Pro A60, A50, A40, and A30 graphics cards. If you need additional help, please feel free to let us know or you can elaborate on your query and post it via intel.ly/4cYs3ZW We are here to help. Intel Customer Support

[@sinisazec2799]

Why did you blurred your GPU in settings?

[@leaphardotnet]

impressive 960x520 render it look as fast as on a 970m from 2015, well done intel !

[@ListeningPoint]

How fast does it render the BMW?

[@graphicdesigner-j4i]

am not able to activate intel irisxe grahic card in belnder can anyone help me in this problem

[@IntelGraphics]

Sorry to hear that you are facing difficulties. We suggest you perform some of the steps to troubleshoot this issue by referring to this helpful article: intel.ly/3Tlmehm If the issue persists, please feel free to contact us on any platform via intel.ly/4ecffzp We will be happy to help you further. Intel Customer Support

[@gokulakrishnan1977]

How it performs in deep learning workloads. Is there any support for frameworks like pytorch, tensorflow, mx-net

[@IntelGraphics]

We hope you will love this news. Intel has conducted a launch on 30th March 2022, 8 am PST about the Intel Arc graphics, where you can find all the functionalities of the graphic card. We recommend that you join the launch event via intel.ly/3JUlTLO and stay tuned to the Intel newsroom for the latest updates via intel.ly/3DkeF1a Hope this helps!

[@gokulakrishnan1977]

@@IntelGraphics Added to calender 👍🏻💙

[@shabbirmerchant7678]

More Competition, Lower Render time 😃

[@HybOj]

Can It Run Crysis

[@sidx4446]

Does arc a 750 work with cinema 4d ( with render engines like redshift,arnold etc) And adobe softwares compatiblity like premiere pro??

[@md.sabbirahmed9743]

Hey what about Adobe Product (Adobe Pr, AE, etc.) GPU detect issue?

[@smillerfx]

Can't wait to use Intel GPUs with Unreal engine. Looks amazing 👍

[@MrTesteur]

What intel ARC GPU could you try 10 months ago ? Is it anything near the a750 or a770 . Or something special for the demo released by Intel internally only ?

[@akashdebdas932]

How about Maya, Houdini & Cinema 4d ?

[@Warcos_3D]

this is great news... How could I share a scene in Blender for you to test with the new graphics cards?

[@alexeisaular3470]

look that refraction 😯

[@phil1pd]

It just works. Buy it.

[@ismaelherrera8844]

This is looking good!

[@NarekAvetisyan]

Love it. Keep supporting Blender guys. For me I don't look at gaming performance anymore when deciding what GPU to buy. Only Ray Tracing performance in Blender, because I do 3D. And if you can can beat the 3090 or 4090 in Ray Tracing I'm your guy. Also Nvidia has made a hole in the market by ditching NVLink support on RTX 4090 altogether, that allowed for memory pooling with two GPU's in Blender OptiX mode. If you could capitalize on that, it would earn a lot of respect in the 3D production world for you. And staying on open source subject matter, I would suggest you guys check out Godot 4, it's a quickly rising in popularity game engine that runs purely on Vulkan. I think it would be good if your GPU's run without any issues on it. Cheers

[@andreapalazzi670]

Any info on support for AI workloads such as pytorch?

[@hendrikwillemadrianusthart2233]

Will the rtx4000 series be better or cant that not be calculated? And what about the A770 and its "XMX" ability, will it apply 2 blender rendering?

[@OMNS777]

Just got my Intel NUC serpent canyon with the ARC770M gpu. Loving it!! Thank you 🙏 #Intel and #Blender

[@Alend222]

Any idea how much market price will be?

[@banmuanhacom]

Intel now in my option choice

[@itsTyrion]

Will ARC support OpenImageDenoise on GPU?

[@lua-nya]

Does it work on Linux?

[@scoringdigitsson.5194]

Most likely yes, better than amd afaik

[@lua-nya]

@@scoringdigitsson.5194 Guess I may end up with an Intel GPU and an AMD CPU.

[@peshozmiata]

I've been waiting for this for a long time! It must be embarassing for AMD that they could barely get HIP to work years after RDNA2's release (still doesnt work on linux) while Arc+oneAPI already works even though the cards aren't officially out...

[@scoringdigitsson.5194]

I feel you bruh, as an arch user btw, I’m excited for this new gpu

[@csmemarketing]

Yes, I like AMD, but support in blender for Linux is non-existent. Defeats the purpose of using an all-amd system.

[@BeyondImaginationzz]

this, amd software support is never good even in Windows :/

[@X862go]

Bro when will the arc gpu come out for laptop?

[@stefanwerner5799]

Today

[@lizquijada5713]

Hello how are you, I have an integrated intel hd 4600 graphics card, and I would like to use the gpu of that card in blender with cycles, what can I do?

[@IntelGraphics]

Hello! Please know that for software to run seamlessly on a system, the system must meet the software’s recommended requirements. The recommended system requirement to use Blender is: 64-bit eight-core CPU, 32 GB RAM, 2560×1440 display, three-button mouse/ pen + tablet, and graphics card with 8 GB RAM. Also, please know that Blender 2.79 runs on systems that support OpenGL 2.1 and above, with recent graphics drivers. To know more, you may directly reach out to Blender. Having that said, the graphics card that is integrated into your system is discontinued and the support is limited to self-help. You may post your queries on Intel’s Community Forum intel.ly/3R8bwXx where the community experts will answer your questions in the best way possible.

[@Z-add]

Can you test Intel deep link that uses the gpu in arc as well igpu inside the cpu as well

[@IntelGraphics]

Thanks for the suggestion. The Intel Deep Link Technology has already been tested on 12th Gen Core series processors and newer with integrated graphics across a wide array of workloads. To learn more about this technology, please visit intel.ly/49JTrZR and intel.ly/3OOjPJX

[@RowanBird779]

I'd love to see Intel Arc become something massive, all topping out at the $350 suspected price point, imaging if Intel Arc was first though-of and creating back in... say, the 1990s?

[@playbyan1453]

Is the openimagedenoise running on the Intel arc GPU or the CPU?

[@IntelGraphics]

Hi! We would like to let you know that the Intel Open Image Denoise runs on the CPU. For any further inquiries related to this, kindly send us a private message on our Facebook page, or you can send us a direct message on our Instagram or Twitter pages. We would be happy to assist you with it.

[@adrianconstantin1132]

Can Intel confirm discrete Arc cards will not be vendor locked and require specific Intel motherboards ?

[@bionicsquash4306]

Yes, raja koduri has already confirmed that it won't be vendor locked

[@RepsUp100]

Arc will not be vendor locked, you'll be able to use Intel Arc dGPU on an AMD motherboard the same way you can use an NVIDIA/AMD dGPU on an Intel motherboard

[@wishusknight3009]

And as far as I can tell they don't even plan on playing the game of "bundle value adding" by having features of the card unlocked only on intel platforms. The card will be platform agnostic for all its features. At least for now, but knowing intel if the card gets any kind of market share they may start to do that.

[@peshozmiata]

@@wishusknight3009 That would be DeepLink, which lets you use the integrated GPU in tandem with the discrete GPU for compute tasks like video encoding if they're both Intel. It's not a huge deal, but can be a small incentive to having everything be from the same vendor.

[@wishusknight3009]

@@peshozmiata ahh ok! thankyou for the correction.

[@ramanmono]

Great work... Sad that for all 3 mayor GPU manufacturers you need different api's for GPU acceleration. This is so hard for smaller apps to support them all. Imagine it was like this for games...

[@lua-nya]

I believe OpenCL still works on Intel and AMD.

[@ains2904]

Nice, this is even faster than my 3060

[@ssaini5028]

Take you time Intel, get the drivers right

[@jaakanshorter]

I wonder if something like the A2000 is coming? IE a GPU monster that only needs a PCIE slot without external power.

[@NCHEstudio]

wow this is cool!

[@alexspeed8888]

Will it work with arnold rendering?

[@syedzabi3076]

No

[@abdelkarimkeraressi1418]

can you running interior scn . i was planing to buy latest nvidia rtx 3090 mybe 4090 but now im gonna jump on intel ARC thank you guy!

[@swdw973]

Upgraded all of my system except for my video card recently. Besides the ridiculous costs right now, the reason I hadn't picked up an RTX 3060 or 3070 was because I was waiting to see what ARC had in store. Looks like it's worth the wait. Add in the ffmpeg and AV1 enhancements, and it's looking great. Any idea how it will work with Vegas Pro?

[@blender_wiki]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Rohan4IN]

Excited 🔥🔥🔥

[@ricardoquintanilla7849]

Are this ARC graphics from a dedicated GPU or a integrated GPU ?

[@IntelGraphics]

The new Intel Arc discrete graphics solutions are built on a Xe HPG microarchitecture which is engineered from the ground up to deliver breakthrough performance, efficiency, and scalability for gamers and creators. For more information, please visit intel.ly/3LCah0r and intel.ly/3uSMm6a Please know the base Arc A350M Graphics comes with 6 Xe-cores, 6 Ray Tracing Units, 96 Intel Xe Matrix Extensions Engines, 4 GB of GDDR6 memory, etc. To explore the complete technical specifications, please visit intel.ly/3LCah0r

[@ItsAkile]

🙏 out the box Blender Buffs, I'm down

[@Beryesa.]

Well, you got a sub for sure :)

[@pc-ryzen2074]

今のイカれたGPU価格どうにかしてくれると信じてる。マジで頼む。intel最高！

[@typingcat]

Intel is not particularly known for providing their CPU's at an affordable price.

[@totheknee]

Was this a professional card, or a gaming card?

[@cdyt6634]

I know that the intel arc architechture is better than that of nvidia's for softwares like blender and adobe photoshop. But the disappointing part is I have to wait till September 7th for blender 3.3, so i can use my intel arc a370m as it will render my product faster. Wish the new version would be ready quicker.

[@0rdyin]

It would be great to see ODIN running on GPU...

[@official_sam_62]

i have intel arc gpi but gpu is not working in blender it only work on cpu please someone me suggestion

[@IntelGraphics]

We are sad to hear about your experience with Intel graphics. Different versions of Blender have different system requirements. Please let us know the version of Blender you are inquiring about, the exact issues you are facing, along with the graphics card model number and its driver version, so that we can assist you accordingly. Intel Customer Support

[@Johan-rm6ec]

Sorry but intel stating, 'it just works' is to much i can handle at the moment🤣

[@chadvn6127]

Still waiting for intel gpu for ages

[@ruudygh]

please turn off denoiser to see actual performance.

[@khazaharto515]

Please release it asap :(

[@BobDuffy]

Working with the Blender team. Hopefully soon

[@twinseas7394]

does intel also support optix or cuda...??

[@syedzabi3076]

Yes for Optix, Cuda only works with nvidia

[@tripzero0]

@@syedzabi3076 Optix is also an Nvidia thing.

[@wishusknight3009]

Don't ever expect nVidia to support other GPUS with their own API's. They like their own ecosystem and locking people to the brand. They don't like sharing the sandbox.

[@joshuagollaher9614]

@@syedzabi3076 Optix uses rt cores on RTX cards, this will not support that.

[@Seven7601]

If this is a real Intel ARC gpu then I'll buy it in the future when I'll build a PC because Who uses an HD graphics 4400 today on Blender?

[@siminc7905]

My excitement has quadruplede

[@Lonely_Animation]

Pog

[@nexushexus4365]

PAWG

[@bal_723]

Am so exited intel arc comes so soon but im confused if it will be sold in russia

[@that_weird_vtuber]

But how does it compare to a 3060 witch is similar proformance

[@Xero_Wolf]

Intel has made serious improvements with the Arc GPUs in Games and Apps like DaVinci Resolve this past year but when it comes to Blender, a GPU like the 3060 crushes anything Intel has at the moment. It's about 20% faster and the 4060 60% . kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4fGnpSYjJaaaKMsi=IOON4VhGbnK4gdHS&t=860

[@gogolapeter]

I'm so excited... !!! 😅🥰😍🤩

[@Bobby.Kristensen]

🚀

[@dragonek_gnu_linux_pl]

maybe finally we can use opensource gpu fully in linux distros :)

[@KarunaMurti]

Nvidia and AMD must elevate their FOSS gam

[@PeakKissShot]

Yeah I will be switching to Intel from Nvidia for this. Can't wait to get gvt-g on something powerful as well.

[@dragonek_gnu_linux_pl]

@@PeakKissShot i wish that intel to win battle with nvidia and amd gpus.. this times must comes to the end

[@adityaradisty5542]

Imba blue team now

[@inMeditation_PSSM]

Nice 👍

[@BobDuffy]

Thanks

[@pratyushchakraborty7529]

Don't know about gaming but seems to be beast acceleration of video and other production workloads

[@wishusknight3009]

Gamers Nexus review of the DG1 gave that impression. The gaming was really not good, buggy drivers and studdery performance in most games. To the point of being unusable. But when they evaluated the overall package, you had a passively cooled card that had features that only the most expensive cards in the market had. And desktop features that were fast and efficient. Media usability that was as good as anything else around and excellent codec compatibility. He basically said that if the gaming experience was better, even if the glitches were delt with, its an excellent budget card for most people that is significantly ahead of unified video. it was good enough it raised his eyebrows and was surprised at it. And that it would be able to retail for a cheaper price sans fluff.

[@blender_wiki]

Video builded to impress people without experience, the performance look poor

[@joshuagollaher9614]

This doesn't look that fast, only 32 samples on a relatively simple scene. Far from a beast.

[@testertester4968]

Gay people will love these ARC gpus. These gpus were built from the ground up with gay mindset.

[@zooc8202]

?

[@augm3nt384]

Looking forward to an Intel GPU .. AMD software support especially in Linux is BAD .. Thank you for OIDN. Good luck.

[@lua-nya]

AMD software support may be bad... but it's not quite as bad as nvidia.

[@augm3nt384]

@@lua-nya NVIDIA support might be bad, but AMD support is almost non existent .. Its been 2 versions of blender with no AMD GPU support on Linux and limited support on Windows ( And bugs still exist, this is after a year of development, replacing Open CL which was a nightmare in itself ) !

[@scoringdigitsson.5194]

@@augm3nt384 i feel you bruh, ah the pain, I know of it a little too well, the nightmares, the screaming, I just hope with this new intel arc gpu, I can finally end my suffering.

[@csmemarketing]

@@lua-nya I've actually seen Nvidia gpus recognized in Linux Blender...but not AMD gpus. That's embarrassing. Apple and Intel are making better progress in Blender than AMD and Nvidia. If they're working this slowly to get their drivers working in Blender, then Apple and Intel will take their market share.

[@dpptd30]

No review outlets I’ve seen on KZbin to this day have performed blender cycles render benchmark in-depth, just gets to show how incompetent most reviewers are.

[@dhrinsagrawal9057]

Idk why no one's doing that. Did you find any?

[@icyroad1912]

@@dhrinsagrawal9057 does not work well lol. source: me here with my 16gb a770 struggling in cycles lol.

[@Magic-Mark]

Compareable to an Laptop RTX 3050 I would guess.

[@vmafarah9473]

Holy smokes, I can't believe my eyes.

[@johand3114]

Yes not that promising I guess

[@Magic-Mark]

@@johand3114 Depends on if it is a dedicated GPU or integrated in an Intel CPU. Maybe it is more ment as a competitor to the Apple M1 series.

[@johand3114]

@@Magic-Mark yeah it's a possibility but the problem is that Apple was showing off the m1 ultra by comparing it to a 3090 which it can beat it in video compression etc but when it comes to the real deal. 3d rendering. It's way behind and I guess Intel is gonna be the same seeing this extremely simple scene they showed here

[@GamerSpielerGermany]

When it comes to the topic of ray training or path tracing or AI, the first thing I do is deactivate it. I don't like functions like DLSS ray tracing or other types of functions at all, nor do I like AI functions (Written with Google Translate).

[@oscarswazi6412]

I need that shirt 👕 😍

[@Uncle_yandere]

intel outside™'

[@kostasvapo69]

these are not gpus, these are ghosts... we only hear about them but cant see them!

[@coolvinay]

Better to have ghosts than non working mess of a hardware/drivers for which people paid for.

[@wishusknight3009]

Apparently they have had silicon on production ready boards working for months, but were waiting on software to mature some. I am ok with that tbh.

[@zeus.edwards2662]

come on intel love the step into the GPU game, but we humans like comparison, but of course, you can't do that to use another company name. and how much Gpu are going to be made, a lot of people are willing to wait to get this GPU or upgrade to give you guys a chance, don't screw it up cause if you all screw it up they will go straight back to the other brands and would give you guys a second thought until reviews start reviewing ..... so take note don't screw it up, if its not good and has to be held back for minor improvements hold it back. this is important as ddr5 is now the new, so a lot are waiting to upgrade and wondering if to or just stay on ddr4 platform with pcie4 etc etc.... from the renders the GPU looks very neat and can be aestheticly pleasing to the eye in almost every build situation. next up numbers in gameplay as gamers are the highest buyers of GPUs vs content creators. its 2022 wow us with this GPU performance of tasks it can handle well

[@joshuagollaher9614]

This doesn't look that fast, only 32 samples on a relatively simple scene.

[@Cooki3Chip]

This will be like the biggest april fools

[@SoDaPrice1998]

Whatever you do guys... Just make sure your GPU cannot mine.... Us Gamers are fed up with this crypto-crap...