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This page contains information about Intel's GPUs and motherboard graphics chipsets in table form. In 1982 Intel licensed the NEC µPD7220 and announced it as the Intel 82720 Graphics Display Controller.[1]

First generation

Main article: Intel740
Graphics Launch Market Chipset Code name Device id. RAMDAC
clock (MHz)		 Pixel
pipelines		 Shader model
(vertex/pixel)		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL MPEG-2 VC-1 AVC
Intel740 1998 Desktop stand-alone Auburn 7800 220 2 3.0 (SW)/No 5.0 1.1 No 1.3
0.533(AGP 2×)		 2–8 Optional external MPEG-2 decoder via Video Module Interface No No
752 1999 Portola 1240 250 6.0 (full)
8.0 (some features, no hardware shaders)		 0.8(PC100)–1.067(PC133)
1.067(AGP 4× for AIMM)		 8–16 MC
3D graphics with Direct AGP 810
810-DC100
810E
810E2		 Whitney 7121
7123
7125		 230 32
2000 815
815E
815G
815EG		 Solano 1132 6.0 (full)
9.0 (some features, no hardware shaders)

Second generation

Intel marketed its second generation using the brand Extreme Graphics. These chips added support for texture combiners allowing support for OpenGL 1.3

Graphics Launch Market Chipset Code name Device id. Core render
clock (MHz)		 Pixel
pipelines		 Shader model
(vertex/pixel)		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL MPEG-2 VC-1 AVC
Extreme Graphics 2002 Desktop 845G
845GL
845GV		 Brookdale 2562 200 2 3.0 (S/W)/No 6.0 (full)
9.0 (some features, no hardware shaders)		 1.3 No 2.1 64 MC No No
2001 Mobile 830M
830MG		 Almador 3577 166[2] 1
Extreme Graphics 2 2003 Desktop 865G
865GV		 Springdale 2572 266 6.4
Mobile 852GM
852GME
852GMV
854
855GM
855GME		 Montara 3582
358E		 133–266 2.1–2.7

Third generation

Main article: Intel GMA
Graphics Launch Market Chipset Code name Device id. Core render
clock (MHz)		 Pixel
pipelines		 Shader model
(vertex/pixel)		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL MPEG-2 VC-1 AVC
GMA 900 2004 Desktop 910GL Grantsdale 2582
2782
258A		 333 4 3.0 (SW) / 2.0 9.0 (No WDDM nor Aero support) 1.4 on Windows
1.4 on OS X
2.1 on Linux[3]		 No 3.2 128 MC[4][5] No No
915GL
915GV 8.5
915G
2005 Mobile Mobile 915
Family		 Alviso 2592
2792		 133–333
GMA 950 Desktop 945GZ Lakeport 2772
2776		 400 9.0c 256[5][6]
945GC 10.7
945G
2006 Mobile Mobile 945
Family		 Calistoga 27A2
27A6
27AE		 166–400[7]
GMA 3100 2007 Desktop Q33 Bearlake 29D2
29D3		 400[8][9] 12.8
Q35 29B2
29B3
G31 29C2
29C3
G33 12.8 (DDR2)
17 (DDR3)		 Full[5]
GMA 3150 2010 Nettop Atom D4xx
Atom D5xx		 Pineview A001
A002		 2 1.5 on Windows
2.1 on Linux[3]		 6.4 384
Netbook Atom N4xx
Atom N5xx		 A011
A012		 200 5.3

Fourth generation

Main article: Intel GMA
Graphics Launch Market Chipset Code name Device id. Core render
clock (MHz)		 Execution
units		 Shader model
(vertex/pixel)		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL MPEG-2 VC-1 AVC
GMA 3000 2006 Desktop 946GZ Lakeport 2972
2973		 667[10][11] 8[10][12] 3.0 (SW) / 2.0 9.0c /9_3 1.5 on Windows
2.1 on OS X
2.1 on Linux		 — 10.6 256 MC[5] No No
Q963 Broadwater 2992
2993
Q965 12.8
GMA X3000 G965 29A2
29A3		 3.0 384 Full[5] MC + (LF −
WMV9 only)
GMA X3500 2007 G35 Bearlake 2982
2983		 4.0 10.0 MC + LF
GMA X3100 Mobile GL960 Crestline 2A02
2A03
2A12
2A13		 400[13] 8.5 MC + (LF −
WMV9 only)
GLE960
GM965 500[13] 10.7
GME965
GMA 4500 2008 Desktop B43 Eaglelake 2E42
2E43
2E92
2E93		 533 10 2.0 on Windows 7
2.1 on Linux		 12.8 (DDR2)
17 (DDR3)[14]		 512 MC + LF MC + LF
Q43 2E12
2E13
Q45
GMA X4500 G41 2E32
2E33		 800
G43 2E22
2E23
GMA X4500HD G45 Full Full
GMA 4500MHD Mobile GL40 Cantiga 2A42
2A43		 400[15] 12.8
GS40
GM45 533[15] 12.8 (DDR2)
17 (DDR3)
GS45

Fifth generation

Main article: Intel HD and Iris Graphics
  • Each EU has a 128-bit wide FPU that natively executes eight 16-bit or four 32-bit operations per clock cycle.[16]
Specifications of Intel HD Graphics series[17]
Graphics Launch Market CPU Code name Device id. Core clock (MHz) Execution
units		 Shader
model		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL CVT HD QSV
HD Graphics 2010 Desktop Celeron G1101
Pentium G69xx		 Ironlake (Clarkdale) 0042 533 12 4.1 10.1 2.1 No 17 1720 No No
Core i3-5x0
Core i5-6x0
Core i5-655K		 733 21.3 Yes
Core i5-661 900
Mobile Celeron U3xxx
Pentium U5xxx		 Ironlake (Arrandale) 0046 166–500 12.8 No
Core i3-3x0UM
Core i5-5x0UM
Core i7-6x0UE
Core i7-6x0UM		 Yes
Core i7-620LE
Core i7-6x0LM		 266–566 17.1
Celeron P4xxx
Pentium P6xxx		 500–667 No
Core i3-330E
Core i3-3x0M		 Yes
Core i5-4x0M
Core i5-520E
Core i5-5x0M
Core i7-610E
Core i7-6x0M		 500–766

Sixth generation

Main article: Intel HD and Iris Graphics
  • Each EU has a 128-bit wide FPU that natively executes eight 16-bit or four 32-bit operations per clock cycle.[16]
  • Double peak performance per clock cycle compared to previous generation due to fused multiply-add instruction[16]
  • The entire GPU shares a sampler and an ROP.[18]
Specifications of Intel HD Graphics series[17][19]
Graphics Launch Market CPU Code name Device id. Core clock (MHz) Execution
units		 Shader
model		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL CVT HD QSV
HD Graphics 2011 Desktop Celeron G4x0
Celeron G5x0
Celeron G530T
Pentium G6xx
Pentium G6x0T
Pentium G8x0		 Sandy Bridge 0102
0106
0112
0116
0122
0126
010A		 650–1100 6
(GT1)		 4.1 10.1 3.1 on Windows
3.3 on OS X[19]
3.3 on Linux[20]		 No 21.3 1720 No No
Mobile Celeron B7x0
Celeron 8x7
Celeron B8xx
Pentium B9x0
Pentium 9x7		 350–1150
HD Graphics 2000 Desktop Core i3-2102
Core i3-21x0
Core i3-21x0T
Core i5-2xx0
Core i5-2x00S
Core i5-2xx0T
Core i7-2600
Core i7-2600S		 650–1350 Yes Yes
Workstation Xeon E3-1260L
HD Graphics 3000 Desktop Core i3-21x5
Core i5-2405S
Core i5-2500K
Core i7-2x00K		 850–1350 12
(GT2)
Mobile Core i3-23x0E
Core i3-23xxM
Core i5-251xE
Core i5-2xxxM
Core i7-2xxxQM
Core i7-271xQE
Core i7-29x0XM		 650–1300
HD Graphics P3000 Workstation Xeon E3-12x5 850–1350

Seventh generation

Main article: Intel HD and Iris Graphics
  • 1 FP32 ALUs : EUs : Subslices
  • Each EU contains 2 × SIMD-4 FPUs and has double peak performance per clock cycle compared to previous generation.
  • Each Subslice contains 6 or 8 (or 10 in Haswell GPUs) EUs and a sampler, and has 64KiB shared memory.
  • 64bit floating-point performance is 1/4 of 32bit floating-point performance.
Specifications of Intel HD Graphics series[17][19][21][22][23][24][25]
Graphics Launch Market CPU Code name Device id.[26] Core clock (MHz) Core config1 Shader
model		 API support Memory bandwidth
(GB/s)		 DVMT
(MB)		 Hardware acceleration
DirectX OpenGL OpenCL CVT HD QSV
HD Graphics 2012 Desktop Celeron 16x0
Celeron 1610T
Pentium 2xx0
Pentium G2xx0T		 Ivy Bridge 0152
0156
015A		 650–1050 48:6:1[27]
(GT1)		 5.0 11.1 4.0 on Windows[28]
4.1 on OS X
3.3 on Linux[29]		 1.2[23] 25.6 1720 No No
Mobile Celeron 10x0M
Celeron 10x7U
Pentium 2117U
Pentium 20x0M		 350–1100
HD Graphics 2500[30] Workstation Xeon E3-1265LV2 650–1150 Yes Yes
Desktop Core i3-32x0
Core i3-32x0T
Core i5-3xx0
Core i5-3xx0S
Core i5-3xx0T
HD Graphics 4000[22] Core i3-3225
Core i3-3245
Core i5-3475S
Core i5-3570K
Core i7-3770
Core i7-3770x		 0162
0166
016A		 128:16:2
(GT2)
Mobile Core i3-3110M 650–1000
Core i3-3120M
Core i5-3210M		 650–1100
Core i3-3120ME 650–900
Core i3-3217U
Core i5-3317U		 350–1050
Core i3-3217UE 350–900
Core i3-3229Y
Core i5-3339Y
Core i5-3439Y		 350–850
Core i5-3320M
Core i5-3360M		 650–1200
Core i5-3337U 350–1100
Core i5-3427U 350–1150
Core i5-3610ME 650–950
Core i7-3520M
Core i7-3xx7U
Core i7-3xxxQM
Core i7-3920XM		 350–1300
HD Graphics P4000[31] Workstation Xeon E3-12x5V2 650–1250
HD Graphics[32] 2013 Desktop Pentium G3xxx Haswell 0402
0406
040A
040B
040E

ULT:
0A02
0A06
0A0A
0A0B
0A0E

SDV:
0C02
0C06
0C0A
0C0B
0C0E

CRW:
0D02
0D06
0D0A
0D0B
0D0E		 350–1150 80:10:1[33]
(GT1)		 5.0 12[34] 4.3 on Windows[25][35]
4.1 on OS X
3.3 on Linux		 1.2 25.6 2048 Yes Yes[36]
Pentium G3xxxT 200–1100
Celeron G18xx 350-1050
Celeron G18xxT 200-1050
Mobile Celeron 2950M
Pentium 3550M		 400–1100
Celeron 29xxU
Pentium 35xxU		 200–1000
Celeron 29xxY
Pentium 35xxY		 200–850
HD Graphics 4200 ULT
Mobile		 Core i3-40xxY
Core i5-4xxxY
Core i7-4610Y		 0412
0416
041A
041B
041E

ULT:
0A12
0A16
0A1A
0A1B
0A1E

SDV:
0C12
0C16
0C1A
0C1B
0C1E

CRW:
0D12
0D16
0D1A
0D1B
0D1E		 200–850 160:20:2
(GT2)		 Yes Yes
HD Graphics 4400 Desktop Core i3-4130
Core i3-4150
Core i3-4160
Core i3-4170		 350–1150
Core i3-4130T
Core i3-4150T
Core i3-4160T
Core i3-4170T		 200–1150
Mobile Core i3-4005U
Core i3-4025U		 200–950
Core i3-4010U
Core i3-4100U
Core i5-4200U
Core i3-4030U
Core i3-4120U		 200–1000
Core i5-4300U
Core i7-4500U
Core i7-4600U		 200–1100
HD Graphics 4600 Desktop Core i3-4330
Core i3-4340
Core i5-4570
Core i5-4570S		 350-1150
Core i3-4330T
Core i5-4570T		 200-1150
Core i5-4430
Core i5-4430S
Core i5-4440
Core i5-4440S		 350–1100
Core i5-4670
Core i5-4670K
Core i5-4670S
Core i5-4670T
Core i7-4765T
Core i7-4770
Core i7-4770S
Core i7-4770T
Core i7-4771		 350–1200
Core i7-4770K 350–1250
Mobile Core i3-4xxxE
Core i5-4402E		 400–900
Core i3-4xxxM 400–1100
Core i5-4200M
Core i5-4200H
Core i7-47xxMQ
Core i7-4702HQ		 400–1150
Core i5-43xxM 400–1250
Core i5-4400E
Core i7-4700EQ		 400–1000
Core i7-4700HQ 400–1200
Core i7-4xxxM
Core i7-4800MQ
Core i7-4900MQ		 400–1300
Core i7-4930MX 400–1350
HD Graphics P4600 Workstation Xeon E3-1225 v3
Xeon E3-1226 v3
Xeon E3-1245 v3
Xeon E3-1246 v3		 350–1200 5.0
Xeon E3-1275 v3
Xeon E3-1276 v3		 350–1250
HD Graphics P4700 Workstation Xeon E3-1285L v3
Xeon E3-1286L v3		 350–1250
Xeon E3-1285 v3
Xeon E3-1286 v3		 350–1300
HD Graphics 5000 ULT
Mobile		 Core i5-4250U 0422
0426
042A
042B
042E

ULT:
0A22
0A26
0A2A
0A2B
0A2E

SDV:
0C22
0C26
0C2A
0C2B
0C2E

CRW:
0D22
0D26
0D2A
0D2B
0D2E		 200–1000 320:40:4
(GT3)		 5.0
Core i5-4350U
Core i7-4550U
Core i7-4650U		 200–1100
Iris Graphics 5100 Core i3-4158U
Core i5-4258U		 200–1100
Core i5-4288U
Core i7-4558U		 200–1200
Iris Pro Graphics 5200 Desktop Core i5-4570R 200–1150 320:40:4
+
eDRAM
(GT3e)
Core i5-4670R
Core i7-4770R		 200–1300
Mobile Core i7-4750HQ
Core i7-4850HQ		 200–1200
Core i7-49xxHQ 200–1300
HD Graphics 2013 Ultramobile Z3680
Z3680D
Z3740
Z3740D
Z3770
Z3770D
Celeron N28xx
Celeron N29x0
Pentium N35x0		 ValleyView (Bay Trail) 0F30
0F31
0F32
0F33
0155
0157
[37]		 313-896 32:4:1[38] 5.0 11.0 4.0 on Windows
3.3 on Linux
ES 3.1 on Android		 1.2 10.6 (64bit DDR3-1333)
17.1 (128bit DDR3-1066)
21.3 (128bit DDR3-1333)[39]		 2048 Yes Yes

See also

Notes

Acronyms
The following acronyms are used throughout the article.
Full hardware acceleration techniques
Intel graphic processing units employ the following techniques in hardware acceleration of digital video playback.
Codec used to encode the video Technique employed
MPEG-2 Part 2 VLD, iDCT, and MC
VC-1 VLD, iMDCT, MC, and LF
H.264/MPEG-4 AVC VLD, iMDCT, MC, and LF
Calculation
The raw performance of integrated GPU, in single-precision FLOPS, can be calculated as follows:
  • Fourth generation (GMA 3, 4) - EU * 2 * 2 [multiply + accumulate] * clock speed
  • Fifth generation (HD Graphics) - EU * 2 * 2 [multiply + accumulate] * clock speed
  • Sixth generation (HD Graphics 2000, 3000) - EU * 4 [dual-issue x 2 SP] * 2 [multiply + accumulate] * clock speed
  • Seventh generation (HD Graphics 2500, 4000 ~ 5200) - EUs * 8 [2 x SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed
  • Eighth generation (HD Graphics 5300 ~ 6300) - EUs * 8 [2 x SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed
  • Ninth generation (HD Graphics 5xx) - EUs * 8 [2 x SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed
Double-precision FLOPS:[40]
  • Seventh generation (HD Graphics 2500, 4000 ~ 5200) - EUs * 4 [SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed / 2
  • Eighth generation (HD Graphics 5300 ~ 6300) - EUs * 4 [SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed / 2
  • Ninth generation (HD Graphics 5xx) - EUs * 4 [SIMD-4 FPU] * 2 [MUL + ADD] * clock speed / 2
For example, the HD Graphics 3000 is rated at 125 GFLOPS,[41] which is consistent with the formula (12 * 4 * 2 * 1,300 MHz).

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