Graphics
Intel integrated processor graphics
Integrated graphics fitted to the representative Core 2, Sandy Bridge and Raptor Lake desktop configurations.
- Manufacturer
- Intel
- Architecture
- Integrated graphics
- Introduced
- 2006
- Frequency
- 1.35 GHz
- Frequency
- 1.65 GHz
- Frequency
- 300 MHz
- Frequency
- 850 MHz
- Record status
- provisional
Figures
2 documented absences
| Metric | Value | Evidence | Basis | Method | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clock frequency gpu provisional | unknown Intel states a frequency for each generation and the generations disagree: Intel HD Graphics 3000 on the Core i7-2600K is specified at 850 MHz base and 1.35 GHz maximum dynamic, UHD Graphics 770 on the Core i9-14900K at 300 MHz base and 1.65 GHz maximum dynamic. Both figures are vendor statements and neither can stand for the other. | Not stated | Vendor-rated | Nominal clock Stated by the vendor This is a documented absence rather than an unexamined one. Two vendor specification records were read for the machines fitted with this component, and they answer the question differently in both directions: the older part has the higher base clock and the lower ceiling. What is missing is not a document but a component: the entry would need splitting into the named graphics devices, and the Core 2 Duo platform's chipset graphics is a third device the processor's own name does not identify. | |
| Peak FP32 rate gpu provisional | unknown Intel's specification record for the newest of these graphics devices states an execution-unit count of 32 and no floating-point rate at any precision. An execution-unit count is not a rate: converting one to the other needs a published figure for floating-point operations per unit per clock, which the specification does not give. | Not stated | Vendor-rated | Theoretical peak Stated by the vendor A documented absence. The vendor record was read and states the unit count without the per-unit throughput that would turn it into a rate, and the component in any case spans graphics generations with different clocks, so one answer could not describe them even if the throughput were published. |
Fitted to
Editorial notes
The three generations have different graphics implementations and dynamic clocks. This deliberately broad component represents the fitted graphics role while the system notes preserve the generation-specific configuration; no comparable single clock is asserted for it.