Intel is now very close to launching its own graphics card family, the Arc series. Showing the synthetic performance and small details of Intel Arc graphics cards, the company has now shared the gaming performances of the Arc A750 card, the mid-range model of the family. Using Nvidia’s successful RTX 3060 as a competitor, the company seems quite competitive.
Faster than Nvidia RTX 3060
We have seen the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics card in various tests before. This time the Arc A750 is being tested in Full HD and 1440p resolution in 48 different games titled DX 12 and Vulkan. Judging by the test results, we see that Intel’s solution is on average 5 percent faster than the RTX 3060.
As pure performance, we can say that Intel is doing good work in the Alchemist architecture. And the difference seems likely to increase a little more if the driver’s side proceeds on a more efficient and optimized path.
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However, although gaming performance is important, it is more important at what prices Intel will offer the Arc A750 card and other members of the series. On the other hand, the cards expected to enter the market this year will have to compete with the new RTX 40 and RX 7000 graphics cards, which will be released in similar periods. Intel states that they will share more details about the products in the coming weeks.
Intel Arc A750 graphics card specifications
The Intel Arc A750 board uses a cropped version of the ACM-G10 GPU based on the Alchemist architecture. While the full version of the ACM-G10 GPU has 36 Xe cores, the version used in the Arc A750 has 24 Xe cores. While these cores contain 448 execution units, the graphics card has 8 GB of GDDR6 memory. The thermal power demand of the card is determined as 225W.
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