Computer chipmaker Intel on Thursday said that it will introduce a portfolio of high-performance mobile processors to power the laptops for gamers and creators in the second quarter of this year.
The new 9th Gen Intel Core mobile processors (H-series), including the new Intel Core i9 processors, will help foster gaming growth on the PC platform, the company said at the ongoing Game Developers Conference (GDC) here.
With the aim to enable the game development community make the PC the best place to play, Intel showcased at the GDC a new graphics application, community programme and technology demonstrations.
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Intel said it built a Graphics Command Centre to help consumers optimise their experience with Intel Graphics.
The application also helps consumers understand the settings with simple explanations and before-and-after images to recognise how each setting will affect their hardware.
The computer chipmaker also announced the "Intel GameDev Boost" marketing programme aimed to support the game development community to help them access Intel's one billion PC gaming systems. (IANS)