Intel Arc discrete graphics cards are still advancing with difficulty, but there are still many models that are late to debut, and driver optimization is also a long work, but it’s a good thing that Intel doesn’t give up lightly, and has synchronized the development work of the second and third generation.
The latest version of the Linux OpenGL/Vulkan open source driver Mesa3D leaks the open air machine, listing all the known models of Intel Arc A series graphics cards, totaling as many as 15 models, covering desktop (5), notebook (5), workstation (3), server (2), all based on DG2/Alchemist kernel.
0x5690 – Arc A770M
0x5691 – Arc A730M
0x5692 – Arc A550M
0x5693 – Arc A370M
0x5694 – Arc A350M
0x56a0 – Arc A770
0x56a1 – Arc A750
0x56a2 – Arc A580
0x56a5 – Arc A380
0x56a6 – Arc A310
0x56b0 – Arc Pro A30M
0x56b1 – Arc Pro A40
0x56b1 – Arc Pro A50
0x56c0 – GPU Flex 170
0x56c1 – GPU Flex 140
Some of these, for desktops and notebooks, and all of them for workstations and data centers, have already been released, and the rest can’t be too far away.
More interestingly, this list also confirms that, in addition to the officially announced DG2-G10 large core and DG2-G11 small core, there is really a legendary DG2-12 medium core.
According to previous information, it can also be called SoC3, DG2-256, integrated 16 Xe cores, equivalent to half the large cores and twice the small cores.
And in the model list, it repeatedly corresponds to the generic description of no model “Intel Graphics”, I do not know if the product has not been determined, or has been abandoned.
