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Intel's Arc G-Series chips will power a new generation of gaming handhelds
Intel isn't ready to give up on gaming handhelds just yet, despite the blow to the category from yesterday's Steam Deck price increase .
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Intel isn't ready to give up on gaming handhelds just yet, despite the blow to the category from yesterday's Steam Deck price increase . At Computex today, Intel unveiled its new Arc G-Series chips , a family of hardware built on its existing Core Ultra 3 lineup. The Arc G3 and G3 Extreme chips will feature up to Intel's Arc B390 GPUs, giving them the real-time ray tracing and AI upscaling capabilities fro the company's XeSS 3 technology.
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