Glenfly is a subsidiary of Zhaoxin, which continues to develop VIA’s lineage of x86 processors. Glenfly thus quite possibly uses a GPU architecture similar to or derived from the integrated graphics used by Zhaoxin processors.
Glenfly Arise GS2030 4GB DDR4 128 bit.
source: https://www.sohu.com/a/908657198_120148537
The GPU itself is manufactured using an older 28nm process, which is likely to be both due to the pressure to keep the price down and to save development costs, as this technology has significantly lower fixed costs. Even for a 28nm process the GPU has a clock speed, only 1300 MHz. This in turn may indicate that the team does not have much experience in developing high-frequency chips (and thus high-performance), or that this was not emphasized during development. The TDP is 40 W, the card is powered from the PCIe slot only and has a pretty simple single-slot cooler
(7W stand by).
The card is equipped with DDR4 memory. It runs at 1600 MHz (which probably means DDR4-3200), either on a 128-bit bus when the capacity is 51,2 GB.
The Glenfly Arise GS2030 card connects to the system via PCI Express 3.0 ×8 interface (it probably doesn’t need more for its performance level, so the lack of a full ×16 interface doesn’t matter) and supports DisplayPort, HDMI and analog D-Sub outputs. The reference cards seen in the company’s photos are fitted with analog output and HDMI.
The GPU supports 3D graphics acceleration in OpenGL4.5 and DirectX 12, as well as OpenCL 3.0 for general purpose compute tasks. What will likely be more important for target markets than 3D performance is going to be video acceleration technologies, where the card can decode HEVC, H.264, MPEG2, MPEG4 (probably meaning Advanced Simple Profile, i.e. XviD/DivX), VC-1 alias WMV9 and MJPEG. The GPU lacks support for VP9 and AV1 formats. It however does come with a hardware encoder block that can compress to both H.264 and HEVC.
The performance of the Arise GT 20x0 model should be 4x higher. Of course, it's not for a gaming PC, but it's fine for the office or for an HTPC.