Intel graphics cards will be worth more than we imagined

First of all, and Intel may have broken the market for the entry and mid-range ranges, in the end Intel graphics cards will be worth more than we imagined.

There is not much left for the new dedicated graphics cards of the blue giant Intel to see the light and demonstrate what they are capable of, but little by little the hype for these graphics has been going down. One of the negative points was knowing that they will not be limited for mining and that they did not ensure a good stock at the beginning.

Roger Chandler, Intel vice president and general manager of Customer Graphics Products and Solutions, made the following statements:

Today marks a key moment in the graphic journey that we began just a few years ago. The launch of the Intel Arc brand and the unveiling of future generations of hardware signifies Intel’s deep and continuing commitment to gamers and creators around the world. We have teams doing an incredible job ensuring we deliver first-class, friction-free experiences when these products are available early next year.

The only thing that is known at the moment is that there will be three models between high, medium and low range. According to previously leaked data, the high-end model would have a performance of 4.096 GPU cores and up to 16 GB with GDDR6 memories (we do not know if they have changed the memories for GDDR6X), as this model would be destined to compete from you to you with the RTX 3080 from NVIDIA.

The price of the high range and game medium is estimated to have a price of about 650 euros and 800 euros, prices that at the time that we are and being their first graphics is quite high.