Intel Unveils First Gen 11 Graphics Architecture Details - Up To 1 TFLOPs of Performance, Based on 10nm Process Design Based on the little information we have from the other variants, the GT2 chips would support 64 EUs while the GT1 tier chips would support either 32 or lower EUs on the LKF (Lakefield) SOCs. Lastly, Intel will have four UHD Graphics variants for their Lakefield SOCs which will come in GT2, GT1 and GT0 SKUs. Intel recently introduced desktop 9th generation parts with graphics chip disabled so they might be making a similar type of CPUs for their upcoming desktop family. There are also GT0 variants listed but these could be processors with integrated graphics disabled. There are several other Gen 11 LP variants listed that come with either 48 or 32 EUs and will be supported by U and Y series Ice Lake processors so basically aimed at mobility platforms. These will include the UHD Graphics 920 with 32 Execution Units (GT2 Tier) and the UHD Graphics 910 that will also come with 32 Execution Units (GT2 Tier) but at lower clock speeds. Intel will also have their non-Iris, UHD Graphics chips for Ice Lake processors. We have already seen some early performance numbers of Gen 11 graphics in Ashes of The Singularity and GFXBench which are very interesting and highly competitive against existing integrated graphics solutions and also some entry-level graphics cards. The Iris Plus Graphics 930 is similar to the Iris Plus Graphics 940, making use of two variants, a 64 EU and a 48 EU config but with lower clock speeds than the Iris Plus Graphics 940 GPUs. Next up, we have two Iris Plus Graphics 940 GPUs which are also designated as GT2 tier chips but come in either 64 or 48 EU configurations. It will be designated as a GT2 tier chip and will feature 64 EUs along with higher clocks than the rest of the lineup, making it easily top the TFLOPs barrier that Intel is aiming with their Gen 11 graphics architecture.
Starting with the top of the line Iris Plus Graphics 950, this chip will come in a single configuration on the Ice Lake platform.
There are 13 Gen 11 GPU variants listed within the drivers with the most common ones being the following:
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