Intel recently surprised the public with a price of $329 for its senior graphics card Arc A770 - as much as the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 and yet you can not always find it for that price.
In August, Intel published 48 test results with the Arc A750 showing that its graphics card is quite comparable in terms of performance to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060: 42 tests in DirectX 12 games, 6 - with Vulkan, and the results were very promising.
Intel is clearly aiming to win over some portion of its competitors' audience by offering better performance for the dollar.
Of course, if it can deliver graphics cards at recommended retail prices.
NVIDIA has only recently begun to succeed.Intel's Arc A750 and A770 graphics cards will go on sale October 12: the Arc A750 will cost from $289, the Arc A770 in the 8GB version from $329, and the Arc A770 Limited Edition with 16GB from $349.
It's not yet clear which partners will produce Arc graphics besides Intel itself: the company's website lists a lot of players, including ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI, but they also make laptops.
So far Intel showed the Arc A750 and A770 custom graphics cards from ASRock and Gungir.If the A750 and even more so the A770 Limited Edition can really compete with the NVIDIA RTX 3060, graphics cards from Intel will sell out pretty quickly.
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