Graphics cards based on Intel’s new Xe architecture are already available as integrated graphics drivers for portable Tiger Lake processors. Also included will be a separate Iris Xe MAX graphics card for laptops, which was officially unveiled last weekend.

Now a new discovery of the unreleased Xe model has appeared on the web. The result, which appears in Geenekch’s results database, has been run on an Intel Gen 12 HP HD Graphics NEO-recognizable graphics card, which is known to be the smallest, or single-chip, Xe-HP variant. The same graphics card has previously been identified as XeHP HD Graphics NEO in Intel’s own demos. Xe-HP is Intel’s computing variant of the Xe architecture and will be available in single, dual and quad-chip configurations. The result found by familiar credit leaker Tum Apisak is reportedly the first time the results of a graphics card based on the Xe-HP architecture have leaked outside Intel. Gen 12 The HP HD Graphics NEO is equipped with a 512 Execution Unit for maximum Xe graphics controllers based on the Xe-LP architecture and separate Iris Xe MAX graphics chips 96 to the EU service. According to Geébench, the graphics circuit operates at a maximum clock speed of 1, 15 GHz, but this is probably still an early pre-release and not the final clock frequencies. In particular, the video card is reported to have 6, 36 GB of memory.

Source: Geébench, Tum Apisak @ Twitter