Intel launches its first processor family designed specifically for portable gaming devices, with the OneXPlayer 3 being among the first to feature the flagship Arc G3 Extreme chip based on Panther Lake architecture.
Intel’s Arc G-series is Intel’s first processor family built specifically for handheld gaming PCs, and the OneXPlayer 3 is among the earliest devices to use the flagship Arc G3 Extreme. Intel says the chip is based on its Panther Lake architecture, with a 14-core layout and an integrated Arc B390 GPU, while the maker positions it as a platform designed from the outset for portable gaming rather than a repurposed notebook part.
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