TL;DR: Intel confirms ongoing competition in the discrete GPU market and is developing its Battlemage GPU. Recent driver updates hint at Intel creating its own multi-frame generation technology, ...

TL;DR: Intel's XeSS 2.1 SDK expands platform-agnostic Super Resolution and Frame Generation support to NVIDIA GeForce RTX and AMD Radeon RX GPUs, enhancing gaming performance with AI-powered upscaling ...

Based on what I saw, Panther Lake signals a future where high-FPS PC gaming doesn’t require a discrete GPU.

Intel is trying to get into the good graces of gamers with its big Panther Lake chipset reveal. In that vein, Intel took more time to explain an update to its two-year-old AI upscaler, XeSS 2. No, ...

Significantly improves performance and image quality Intel has released the new XeSS 1.3 update with an improved upscaler, promising a significant performance uplift in all presets, better image ...

Intel has updated its list of games compatible with the XeSS 2 technology, which now includes 44 available titles, with more coming soon. This expansion comes alongside the release of the XeSS 2.1 SDK ...

Intel graphics card owners have just gained a significant boost, as the company has confirmed it intends to immediately support its new XeSS 3 tech in all existing XeSS 2-supported games. This means ...

Don't let the recent partnership with NVIDIA fool you—Intel is still working on its own Arc graphics technology, and investigation of recent driver files indicate that Intel is bringing Multi-Frame ...

This direct compatibility is a major step forward for AI-powered upscaling, ensuring that users can enjoy performance improvements right from day one. The Multi-Frame Generation feature in XeSS 3 ...

Intel's been making moves under the radar lately, and they're good news for Team Blue—not only do the most recent GitHub Intel Xess 2,1 SDK patch notes reveal that Frame Gen is coming to Core Ultra ...