During the Game Developers Conference, Intel promised to launch its processors of the 9-Generation Intel H series in the second quarter of 2019, and an Intel spokesman said the upcoming chips are based on the old 14nm architecture Coffee Lake.
These 9th generation processors will be able to give rise to a series of powerful laptops that players can use to play titles while recording and broadcasting at the same time without having to worry about delays and performance drops. These machines would be especially useful for creators who also need to run resource-intensive programs, such as video editing tools.
In addition, the company gave its Graphics Command Center a much-needed revision in preparation for the launch of its first discrete graphics cards in 2020. The updated application can automatically identify a game and optimize it in one click. The early access version can only recognize 30 games, but Intel promises to constantly add more titles.
Finally, the chipmaker announced its anti-toxic efforts in cooperation with Spirit AI . They are working together to develop a voice detection moderation tool, in the hope of being able to deal with toxic behavior in game voice chats.
