The blue graphics card will arrive on October 12 for $329, a price that the green one does not quite respect.
A Intel still had a long way to go ahead when showed this conceptual design of his GPUsbut now you have the date and price of your Arc A770 on the table, a graphics card that thinks compete directly with Nvidia’s RTX 3060… at the same price. will come the October 12 for $329which is exactly the same recommended price that its competitor has marked.
The tests seem to put the blue GPU on par with or even above the green one in titles with DirectX 12 and Vulkanand according to Intel, the price they have set is justified because the RTX 3060 does not respect that recommended price in real stores. Yes, it is true that the company had talked regarding a faster graphics card than Nvidia’s with lower prices, and with this we might think of that A750 that is still in the pipelinebut they may have decided to go back on the road.
reviewing North American stores like Neweggwhat the one from Santa Clara says has a lot of truth, because except for the open or reconditioned versions, everything that is found close to 400 dollars. Now the only question is whether Intel itself will be able to maintain a constant supply to prevent the exact same thing from happening to its A770s, or whether it has had count the AMD RX 6600because the performance we are talking regarding is around and in his case, it is possible to find a lower price.
Everything will depend, then, on the API of the games that interest us. That is to say, that although Intel says it handles well with Vulkan and DX12, doesn’t get along as well with old APIs or DX11. On the other hand, seeing the results of the first GPU they launched, that A380, the wisest thing to do is raise your eyebrow and wait for results to arrive from outside a laboratory. Look at those Nvidia RTX 4090what in their own tables they do not finish fulfilling what was promised.
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