Intel Arc GPUs are slowly but surely making their way onto the gaming PC scene, and the company has just introduced its A380 desktop in China. While its entry-level graphics card is targeting 1080p 60fps, its affordability could help the Blue Team make a name for itself in the budget build scene.
Dedicated by Videocardz, the Intel Arc A380 GPU has 6GB of GDDR6 video memory and a 96-bit memory bus. It also has higher bandwidth than its mobile counterpart at 192 GB/s. Tests provided by the company show that it is capable of running games at 1080p 60fps with medium settings enabled. Additionally, Intel states that the card is said to outperform AMD’s featherweight rival as it is supposed to be 25% faster. than Radeon RX 6400.
There are already plenty of low-spec graphics cards on the market, and Nvidia is planning to release its GeForce GTX 1630. However, the Intel Arc A380 card’s specs and price might tempt budget-build enthusiasts, as it costs 1030 yuan. (about $150). . Of course, that means the desktop variant will go overseas as soon as the company still retains its Arc graphics chips for gaming laptops.
With the launch of Nvidia’s RTX 4000 GPUs and AMD’s RDNA 3 on the horizon, it’s easy to forget Intel’s quest for the ultimate graphics card race. While it’s unclear whether the higher-end “limited edition” A780 can keep up with its next-gen opponents, it’s possible the company’s battle will be won in the entry-level ring.
That’s not to say that Intel forgot about its big guns, as Chinese manufacturer Gunnir teased a flagship triple-fan Arc GPU (via Videocardz). The partner of the card in the precise sense of the current situation of the A770 or the A780, but if you search for the frequencies of the images and the resolutions plus it is on an Intel graphic card, you will probably find it ‘wait impatiently.
Source : PC Gamesn
