Intel’s ‘celestial’ GPUs could finally give Nvidia and AMD cause of concern

• We could be seeing a new XE3P architecture for the rumored ‘celestial’ GPU of Intel next generation
• Rumors insinuate Intel potentially using an internal intc process instead of the usual TSMC
• This could lead to a stronger competition against AMD and NVIDIA, since Intel can be making a greater effort in their GPU.

Intel’s recent Battlemage GPUs have been well received by budget PC players, with ARC B580 and ARC B570 that provide great performance at 1440p and 1080p respectively, however, it does not stop for Team Blue, since the Reports suggest that you have new tricks in your manga for your next -generation ‘Celestial’ GPUs.

According to Raichu in an X publication that seems to have been eliminated (informed by Videcardz), the new discreet GPUs of the Team Blue known as Celestial Arc will be based on the XE3P architecture instead of XE3. Raichu also suggests Intel using its internal INC process instead of TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) that are responsible for helping to build chips for multiple technological giants, which is used for most GPUs, as the recent series of the series of the series RTX 5000 of NVIDIA, also as Intel’s Arc B580 and B570. Moving at home will give Intel more control over chips, and also means that they do not have to wait for TSMC to meet the orders of their many other clients, many of whom are direct competitors to Intel.