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It seems Intel's upcoming Battlemage got new encoder called "Advanced Media Engine." - kwm1800 - 2024-12-01
https://overclock3d.net/news/gpu-displays/asrocks-intel-arc-b570-challenger-10gb-gpu-leaks/
So, current Alchemist GPUs have Media Engine (or now called Multi-Format Codec Engine). It seems Battlemage got a new encoder, simply called Advanced Media Engine.
Not sure whether these new encoders are better than the ones in Arrow Lake CPUs.
RE: It seems Intel's upcoming Battlemage got new encoder called "Advanced Media Engine." - Venson - 2024-12-01
i would take everything battlemage related with a HUuuuuuuge mountain of salt.
lets see whats really up with that when it releases
RE: It seems Intel's upcoming Battlemage got new encoder called "Advanced Media Engine." - nyanmisaka - 2024-12-01
If you don't care about H.266/VVC hardware decoding, then there won't be a significant difference from the current Alchemist. In addition, the "Advanced Media Engine" is just a promotion to make it sound more advanced, so no matter what Intel calls it, the underlying hardware is still dual MFX engines, and the supported interfaces are QuickSync and VA-API.