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The Intel Iris Xe shows 16% better performance in 1080p video editing as compared to MX330. Have a look:īenchmarks score of Intel Iris Xe carried out on 3Dmarkīut it’s not only the Intel UHD family that Intel Iris outperforms, the truth is, the Green Team’s Nvidia MX330 is a no match to Intel Iris Xe. However, with Intel Iris Xe, this score goes over 5000 in 3DMark’s Fire Strike benchmark. Like there hasn’t been a single time that any chip in the UHD 600 family has gone above the overall benchmark score of 950 in 3D Mark.

With the arrival of the Intel Iris chipset, we’ve seen Intel showing significant improvement in performance as compared to previous UHD family chips.

Table showing general specifications of Intel Iris Xe Max Integrated Graphics Intel Iris Chipset As Compared to Intel UHD Chipset Intel’s Deep Learning Boost-powered AI engine makes content creation on Intel Iris Xe highly efficient as compared to previous generation chipsets. Yes, the Intel Iris Xe is good for editing your videos at higher resolution and retouching your photos in any photo editing software. Though Intel claims the Iris Xe to be efficient in any task you throw on it, however, we all know that by throwing everything they mean only retouching your photos and videos, not hardcore gaming. The Iris XE chips have been part of many mid-range to high-end notebooks since last year. The Intel Iris XE is one of the most decent integrated graphics chips we’ve seen so far from Intel.

Should You Buy a Laptop with Intel Iris Xe Graphics for the Sake of Content Creation?.

What Makes Intel Iris Xe Powerful Enough for Content Creation?.

Intel Iris Chipset As Compared to Intel UHD Chipset.

I believe a cheap RTX 3050 would do wayyy better. I might be doing something wrong but i’ve been trying many many different things and the result is pretty much the same. It starts fast but reach easily a 5 seconds time to render one image sample (so if I set the antialiasing to 64 samples per frame, it would take 20 minutes to render one frame!!!). Rendering is terrible as well: Very frequent “D3D being lost” crashes (you can overcome the issue by creating “TdrDelay” and “TdrDdiDelay” registry keys in the “GraphicsDrivers” folder tho). Switching to DirectX 12 turns everything red! It’s like a weird reddish glow replacing every translucent items (volumetric fog, particules, etc…). It runs but it gets super slow and laggy if I turn on the lit or higher up the quality of the viz. The Intel Iris XE doesn’t support Nanite nor Lumen. I’ve been using it for a couple of months already and, man, I’m struggling: I’ve got pretty much the same setup (but with an i5 CPU).