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Intel could be working on its own multi-frame generation tech — XeSS MFG name and logo found in Arc graphics driver files

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Intel may be developing its own multi-frame generation (MFG) technology, potentially named XeSS MFG, as hinted in code found in its Arc graphics driver files. This move could be a response to Nvidia's MFG technology showcased in the RTX 50 series. The discovery of a logo associated with XeSS MFG suggests Intel is working on this feature for its graphics cards. While this finding is speculative, if confirmed, it could give Intel a competitive edge against Nvidia and AMD in the GPU market. Despite recent concerns about Intel's Arc lineup following a deal with Nvidia, the company remains committed to its graphics project.

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