Intel's ARC A750 has been tested against Nvidia's RTX 3060 in 49 games

[WYP]

It looks like Intel has a strong mid-range graphics card.



Read more about Intel's ARC A750 benchmarks.

 

[Gothmoth]

does not matter as long as you can´t buy the card.


that said:

Intel is said to have now internally decided on a narrower time frame. If they’re going to stick to the current timeframe, the range that’s being colocated to me now is between Aug. 05, 2022 and Sept. 29, 2022. This means that there is enough time to launch the three announced larger models one slice at a time. It is interesting that the internal documents no longer report about a large-scale, joint launch event, but it could rather be a kind of “silent” launch, which could be carried out gradually in the retail sector and via only a few media.
— Igor Wallossek, Igor’sLAB

curious to see what influence the ARC release has on the used market and ampere stock that needs to be sold before the next gen release.

 

[KingNosser]

Well Idk who is going to buy it, not with drivers like they have atm, as much as i don't like nvidia i'd still rather a 3060 than one of these.

Where they went wrong is they are just too late to the market new cards on the way and better ones already out, they are really going to have to do better.

That or it'll just get shutdown cause i expect they have already sunk a lot into trying, they are just too late and imho are not ready to go full steam, so they have a mid range card but even Intel isn't going to want to stay in last place so just how much time and money is needed to get them where they want to be, could take a decade and a lot of money.