According to pulsestacks on April 24th, "Horizon Forbidden West" and "Avatar: Pandora's Border" now support Intel XeSS.
In fact, "Avatar: Pandora's Border" had confirmed support for Intel XeSS technology as early as December last year, but the game has only now been implemented.
In addition, "Avatar: Pandora's Border" previously supported NVIDIA DLSS 2 and AMD FSR3, making it one of the few games on the market to support all three major graphics enhancement technologies.
According to a previous report by pulsestacks, Intel released the latest version of the XeSS 1.3 SDK earlier this month. Intel claims that their XeSS super sampling technology now supports over 100 PC games.
According to benchmark test data provided by Intel (pulsestacks note: these tests used a "modified version of XeSS and popular games"), the Intel Arc A750 graphics card can increase the average frame rate at 1440p resolution by 10% when XeSS 1.3 is enabled.
In addition, Intel also tested the integrated Arc graphics in the Intel Core i7-155H processor with the same XeSS 1.3 preview. Test results show that at 1080p resolution, the average performance of the Arc graphics in these games has improved by 8%.
Intel also stated that the Arc integrated graphics using the new XeSS 1.3 version should deliver improved visual quality when running PC games.
