Intel's built-in Iris XE Graphics are actually pretty good!

Intel issues with graphics drivers? No way! lol
They are just terrible at it. TERRIBLE.
Reminds me of ATI at the turn of the century, especially for mobile chips. Meh.

Could you test Arrow lake desktop CPUs Alchemist iGPUs with 4 Xe Cores on Emulation and triple A games.

When he said greatest games I thought he was gonna show rddr2😂

Bit unfair there, The XE graphics in Intel 11th Gen traded blows and was highly competitive with the onboard graphics on the Ryzen 7 4800U. Both were used on the GPD win Max 2021. While Yes Intel's Drivers prevented be a clear victory and sub 10W the extra power demand on the CPU hurt it but the graphics portion (CPU the Ryzen was far more efficient) it still did out perform AMD. Above 28W AMD had no answer and performance flatlined while the Intel you could continue scaling 35W+

I beat Kingdom Come Deliverance on a Razer Blade 14 using integrated graphics lmao
It was running at 15fps in 480p, but I beat it!

It's a built-in graphic that produces higher performance than I imagined, but it's much better to have an external graphic. 😅

When i first got an 11th gen laptop, I didn't realise the power of the iris xe graphics until a year after i got it... it was surprising to say the least.

Does the intel uhd 600+ get the same issues in black mesa?

If Intel's this good, imagine AMD

i like these Iris just thinking about laptop with that XE 96 execution units but these prices ... almost all laptops are overpriced or overspec some have 1440p even oled with vega 7 really insane

i love my iris xe i5 1334u

I think it heavily depends on what kind of cpu you are running. In this case it is an i9 H series processor. I have laptop with intel iris xe but only an i5 u series processor of the same generation. Although I can play several games released in 2018 and before that I cannot run the new AAA titles at all even with the lowest of settings.

why do westerners pronounce the letter H like that ?! (HATCH!) !! its supposed to sound like (ITCH!) !!...

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I tried elden ring with intel iris xe, surprisingly, it is playable, well at low settings, ofc. 720p at low or medium settings, I can get around 30 to 50 fps, I still manage to beat Radahn,Morgot etc., without any problems, when you enter the boss arena, the fps comes up, and I never experienced any lower than 30 fps when fighting the main bosses. This is not included DLC. Never tested the DLC yet, though.

Try RDR2 also on this

Black Mesa is the problem not the graphics chip, that's a darn near early access level game

Cool to see Intel making progress here. I run an Intel Arc GPU which I am very happy with.