Intel Lifts Veil on Haswell Graphics Branding and Performance

We are getting really close to the Haswell launch and is seems that everyone is trying to get a "scoop" on performance numbers, motherboard shots and even overclocking results.  While integrated graphics has no business in an enthusiast grade machine there is no denying that Intel has gone to great lengths to increase performance and make their GPUs some of the best in the cube farm.

Intel is finally offering up details on its Haswell integrated graphics offerings after teasing it at CES 2013, including branding and some performance metrics. With the release of the company's 4th generation Core processors, Intel's new integrated graphics will go by the "Iris" moniker.

Now, we'll see Intel HD 5000 graphics along with the higher-end Intel Iris Graphics 5100 and Iris Pro Graphics 5200; previously, these were codenamed GT3 (15W), GT3 (28W), and GT3e, respectively...

Intel is also promising serious overall performance improvements over its own previous integrated graphics offerings...

If anything check out the article for the pretty graphs, they have been known to do the best in the business. 

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