As NVIDIA and AMD prepare to introduce the next generation of video cards, Intel still struggling with the introduction of the first desktop models in Asia and the rest of the world, moving mainly from OEMs and system integrators.
We still don’t know when we can actually get our hands on GPU Arc “Alchemist” of the US company, but something is moving across the Atlantic. Gamer Nexus got their hands on the first model introduced, the Arc A380, and in video posted on YouTube also showed a Limited Edition di Arc A750medium-high-end model not yet announced.
For now, the site has not been able to publish benchmarks of this model, limiting itself to the analysis of the A380, but the images show a design similar to the Limited Edition seen previously.Intel has never indicated which model the photos of the Limited Edition belonged to. , therefore there are two hypotheses in the field: there are several versions of Limited Edition or, simply, they always belonged to the A750 and not the top model.
According to rumors, in fact, the Arc A750 should be based on an ACM-G10 GPU with 24 Xe-core flanked by 12 GB of GDDR6 memory on 192-bit bus. The top of the range, which should be called Arc A770it should instead have the same GPU but with 32 active Xe-cores and 16GB of 256-bit GDDR6 memory.
The rest of the range should include three other models: A580 with 16 Xe-core and 8 GB of GDDR6 memory on the 128-bit bus, Arc A380 (ACM-G11) with 8 Xe-cores and 6 GB of GDDR6 memory on the 96-bit bus. bit and finally Arc A310 with 4 Xe-core and 4 GB of GDDR6 memory on 64-bit bus. Obviously, this is information to be taken with a grain of salt while Intel talks explicitly about the upcoming products and its plans.