Intel is set to take big leap forward in integrated GPU performance.
Discrete GPUs aren't the only competition for Meteor Lake. AMD's Zen 4 and RDNA 3 equipped Phoenix APUs are looking strong too, particularly the Ryzen 7 7840U with its 8C/16T and 12CU Radeon 780M graphics. However, as seen in the video above, an even faster 16CU APU codenamed Strix Point could also face trouble from the high end Meteor Lake iGPU. Ain't competition great!) Arc desktop range. But this time, it may have a secret weapon: Level 4 cache.
Take all of this with some skepticism though. Meteor Lake is still many months away from launch and anything we're seeing on the internet at this time should be taken with a healthy pinch of your favorite brand of salt. Whatever happens, the laptop market is set for a shakeup towards the back end of 2023. AMD, Intel and for different reasons, Nvidia and Apple all going head to head with models offering combinations of high performance, long battery life and gaming prowess means mobile users have a lot to look forward to.Sign up to get the best content of the week, and great gaming deals, as picked by the editors.
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