Intel , which recently introduced the first Arc desktop series graphics card A380 model to the Chinese market, continues to work on the middle and high-end models of the series. The company today shared the requirements for Arc graphics cards for desktop computers.
May come with resizable bar support
The motherboard and processor requirements of the Arc series , which support only three Intel processor families as of today, include Intel 12th Gen Core Alder Lake and 600 series, Intel 11th Gen Core Rocket Lake and 500 series, Intel 10th Gen Core Comet Lake series and 400 series motherboards. is located.
Also stating that the Resizable Bar (Re-BAR) is ‘ necessary for optimum performance in all applications ‘, Intel interestingly did not explain how Arc GPUs perform without Re-BAR or whether they work at all.
Although the new technology is among the important technologies that should be supported by desktop PCs, today there are many users who do not enable the feature on their motherboards.
We can say that users who bought the Arc A380 model, which was launched in the Chinese market, will share more information about the card’s Resizable Bar support in the coming days. However, it seems that it will unofficially support AMD platforms, as the new graphics cards potentially support systems with Resizable bar support.
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