Intel's new Arc A770 and A750 Limited Edition graphics card details. Under that, we have the new Intel Arc A750 which will have 28 Xe-Cores, 28 Ray Tracing Units, 448 XMX Engines, and GPU clocks ...

Intel launching its debut Arc A7 desktop graphics cards is a momentous event for the computer industry. After decades of duopoly, a new player has entered the GPU game.

As we wait for Intel to launch its full Arc GPU stack on the desktop, the company has revealed extensive specifications and details on its own Limited Edition SKUs.

Intel reveals Arc 5 and 7 GPU specs, still no release date in sight The A580, A750, and A770 graphics cards now have much more official hardware info. By Michael Crider ...

Intel’s most powerful desktop graphics card to date goes on sale in a few weeks. The company says you’ll be able to buy the Arc A770 on October 12, 2022 for $329. Expect performance that’s ...

Arc! The Herald Alchemists sing! Following on the launch of the first Arc desktop release in early June, Intel has finally rolled-out Alchemist’s top-end models – A750 and A770.The wait for these has ...

The Intel Arc A770 isn't the best 1440p graphics card out there, ... Absolutely not, but as we get more 8K monitors next year, it'd be nice to have an 8K desktop running at 165Hz, ...

So in some ways we're still waiting to see the true performance of the A770, as well as a few more of those other rumored Arc cards to drop. But before we get those, it looks like Intel is working ...

Intel Arc A-Series desktop GPUs to retail for less than $399, according to leak. ... So, it makes sense that the A770, an RTX 3060 Ti and Radeon 6650XT rival, is slightly more expensive.

What we're more interested in is the good stuff; the upper-midrange A750, and the high-end A770. Those cards are supposed to be able to take on the Nvidia RTX 3060 and 3070, or AMD's 6600 and 6700.

Intel's long-promised desktop GPUs are finally close to reaching gamers worldwide. As part of its flurry of announcements , Intel has confirmed the Arc A770 GPU will be available in a range of ...

Cue much rejoicing back at Intel's Santa Clara, California HQ? Well, not quite. According to November's survey of Steam users' PC hardware, Intel Arc GPUs make up a not exactly overwhelming 0.19% ...