Intel continues to support desktop and mobile graphics cards of the Arc Alchemist architecture. So much so that we have told you before that the Arc A770 will be renewed with a higher memory capacity. Now, the technology giant has announced two new mobile graphics cards, Intel Arc A570M and A530M.Intel Arc A570M and A530M introduced
According to information from Intel’s website, the Arc A570M will be based on the same configuration as the current A550M, with a total of 16 Xe-Cores. However, it is scaled with a 400MHz higher clock speed of 1.3GHz and a TGP of 75-95W. Some details are still missing, such as the memory specifications of both GPUs.
The A530M, on the other hand, has a new configuration with 12 Xe-Cores (1536 shaders) and a 1.3 GHz GPU. Scaled at 65W-95 TGP, the GPU will target entry-level gaming laptops.
It was previously claimed that Intel is working on two new GPUs scaling to 150W, and these GPUs will be released in the third quarter of 2023. However, neither the A570M nor the A530M use that much power. Therefore, we may encounter new solutions with Alchemist+ architecture in the coming weeks.
With the addition of the Arc A570M and A550M, the Arc A-series now consists of seven models. Thus, it has surpassed both AMD’s RX 7000 series (four models) and Nvidia’s RTX 40 series (five models).
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