Intel Arc Graphics 130V

The Arc Graphics 130V is an integrated graphics adapter that certain Intel Lunar Lake processors employ, according to numerous June 2024 leaks. The 130V has 7 Xe² architecture cores running at up to 1,850 MHz and 7 ray tracing units at its disposal; it is DirectX 12 Ultimate-enabled and it also supports a long list of video codecs including h.266 VVC, h.265 HEVC, h.264 AVC, AV1 and VP9. At least three (most likely, 4) SUHD 4320p monitors can be used simultaneously with this iGPU.

Just like it was with Meteor Lake, intel taps the Foveros technology to build Lunar Lake chips meaning the iGPU and the CPU cores are found on different dies stacked on top of each other.

Performance

If recent benchmark score leaks are any indication, its gaming performance is set to be a little lower than that of the GeForce MX570 making many of the games released in 2023 and 2024 games playable at 1080p / Low.

Power consumption

Lunar Lake processors are designed to compete with AMD Ryzen U chips meaning the power consumption figures of the former will be rather modest at around 20 W, with up to a half of that getting consumed by the GPU.

Gen13 / Xe² Series Arc 140V 8 @ 2.05 GHz Arc 130V 7 @ 1.85 GHz
Codename	Lunar Lake iGPU
Architecture	Xe²
Pipelines	7 - unified
Raytracing Cores	7
Core Speed	1850 (Boost) MHz
Shared Memory	yes
API	DirectX 12_2
technology	3 nm
Displays	4 Displays (max.)
Date of Announcement	24.09.2024
Predecessor	Arc 7-Core

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