Intel unveils Arc A310 entry-level graphics card with 4GB of GDDR6 memory

Intel has unveiled another discrete graphics gas pedal from the Arc Alchemist series, the entry-level Arc A310 graphics card.
Recall that the company released the Arc A380 model in summer, which does not feature high performance, and the new product will be even less powerful.Image source: IntelThe manufacturer said that the Arc A310 uses the ACM-G11 graphics processor with six Xe cores.
The company also indicates that the graphics processor in the Arc A310 runs at 2000-2100 MHz.
The card has 4 GB of GDDR6 memory with 64-bit support.
It claims to consume 75 W of power - the same as the Arc A380.
Even though the Arc A310 specs says that it supports PCIe 4.0 x16, it is not likely to use all 16 lanes of PCIe, since the higher performance Arc A380 only uses 8 lanes of PCIe.
The company didn't say anything about the Arc A310 price.
There was also no release date announced.
To add, Intel announced yesterday that its most senior model, the Arc A770 at $329, will go on sale Oct.
12.
This card is positioned as a competitor to the GeForce RTX 3060.