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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel Xe DG2-512EU PROTOTYPE The PCB DATE of this prototype graphics card is 1421week.GPU-Z identifies it as ARC A770.
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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel Xe SG1 PROTOTYPE Intel's SG1: Server GPU, consisting of four DG1s, each with 8GB of LPDDR4 vRAM. Authorized China's 新华三H3C to develop, and the final product is XG310. The PCB date of this prototype card is 2920week. Due to missing components, only 3 cores are recognized.
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    Info 兆芯 Zhaoxin ZX158A graphics card PROTOTYPE

    It is officially announced that the ARI G12 has a large computing unit, integrates a tensor unit, and supports AI computing. Some peers claim that its performance is comparable to GTX 1050 Ti. Due to its strong military characteristics, its information is very little.
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    Info 兆芯 Zhaoxin ZX158A graphics card PROTOTYPE

    7/19/2018, the JARI G12 of the 716 Institute of CSIC was released, using a hybrid rendering architecture. At that time, it was known as the most powerful general-purpose GPU made in China. Zhaoxin is responsible for the development of graphics cards. The chip evaluation board design date is 1927...
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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel Xe DG2 PROTOTYPEThe PCB DATE of this prototype graphics card is 0421week. S-Spec ID: QXQV. Early prototype cards with their signature silver exterior and LED strips. 6GB GDDR6(Samsung K4ZAF325BM-HC16).
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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel Xe DG1 PROTOTYPE The PCB DATE of this prototype graphics card is 1220week, S-Spec ID: QVVA. Iconic silver appearance, and LED light strip. 4GB LPDDR4 (SEC K4U8E3S 1GB x 4)
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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel Xe DG1-SDV PROTOTYPE The PCB DATE of this prototype graphics card is 4019week, S-Spec ID: QU6T. The interface is complete, but there is no LED light. 8GB LPDDR4 (SEC K4U6E3S 2GB x 4).
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    Info Intel Xe DG1, SG1, DG2 PROTOTYPE

    Intel's third-generation functional discrete 3D graphics card "DG1" began testing in October 2019. The PCB DATE of this prototype graphics card is 4019week, S-Spec ID: QUVT. The interface is complete, but there is no LED light. 4GB LPDDR4 (SEC K4U8E3S 1GB x 4).
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    This article talks about Knights Ferry/Aubrey Isle/Larrabee1 and Knights Corner/Xeon Phi/Larrabee2. As for Knights Landing, it has changed too much and has moved away from Larrabee. This article ends with a few pictures. Related Links:History of Intel Graphics cards
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    2.2 Produt evaluation board 2.2.1 Xeon Phi Coprocessor Xeon Phi uses the same 22nm, 3-D tri-gate transistors as Ivy Bridge, and comes as a PCIe card with more than 50 cores and at least 8GB of GDDR5 memory. It has 512b wide SIMD support – allowing for multiple elements to be worked on in a...
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    2.1.3 late series 2.1.3.1 Intel Datasheet The actual picture of the Knights Corner Chip evaluation board comes from the illustration of the Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor Datasheet, and the card number in the picture is *125038*. 8GB GDDR5 memory.
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    This Larrabee2 Graphics card is actually Knights Corner's Chip evaluation board, which is equipped with a DVI interface. It couldn't be displayed when I tested it on the computer. There are several sets of jumpers on the board. I am afraid that only Tom Forsyth can make it a Larrabee2 Graphics...
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    2.1.2.2 Larrabee2 Graphics card In February 2022, the Larrabee Graphics card was auctioned on EBAY, and it was reported by many websites, which shows its high popularity. At the end of October, another Larrabee Graphics card was auctioned at a high price on ebay. Although the collection value...
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    Article Feast of Intel Larrabee

    2.1.2 Middle series 2.1.2.1 Knights Corner chip On November 15, 2011, Rajeeb Hazra, Intel's general manager of technical computing, held up a Knights Corner chip at the SC11 conference in Seattle and declared: "It's not a PowerPoint, it's a real chip."