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> and there are signs integrated GPUs might see significant improvements in performance. What exactly are you referring to here?

• Dalewyn 3y ago
  Intel is looking to integrate their ARC GPUs into their CPUs from 14th gen Meteor Lake onwards. If those are anywhere near as powerful as their discrete counterparts, things could become interesting.
  • imtringued 3y ago
    Why? The problem with iGPUs has nothing to do with die sharing. Consoles are based on AMD's APUs and they are competitive with discrete GPUs because the main memory is GDDR RAM.
    • pjmlp 3y ago
      Kind of, unless you missed all the FPS drama versus PC gaming.
  • smoldesu 3y ago
    Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's basically what AMD did with their Vega lineup. I quite like AMD's mobile GPU lineup, but their desktop Vega cards got trashed by the AMD's last-gen cards and wasn't even visible from the Nvidia benchmark at the time. Those cards were discontinued faster than a bat outta hell. Intel has also done a fairly good job pushing their mobile GPUs forward, but their most powerful card is currently comparable to last-gen mobile GPUs from Nvidia. Unless Intel intends to be a TSMC customer, I'd be surprised if they could outperform AMD's attempt at that.