Wednesday, October 12th 2022

Intel Arc A770 and A750 Graphics Cards Start Selling Worldwide

Intel announced the general availability of the Arc A770 and A750 performance-segment desktop graphics cards. This includes Intel's reference-design Limited Edition cards, and custom-design ones by the likes of ASRock, Gunnir, and Acer, among other OEMs. The A750 has a baseline price of USD $289, the A770 8 GB at $329, and the A770 16 GB at $349.

Based on the Xe-HPG "Alchemist" graphics architecture, the A750 and A770 are carved out of the same 6 nm ACM-G10 silicon. The A750 is configured with 28 Xe Cores, 448 EU, or 3,584 unified shaders; whereas the A770 maxes it out with 32 Xe Cores, 512 EU, or 4,096 unified shaders. Both cards get 256-bit wide GDDR6 memory interfaces, and while the A750 uses 16 Gbps memory (512 GB/s bandwidth); the A770 has 17.5 Gbps (560 GB/s).
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32 Comments on Intel Arc A770 and A750 Graphics Cards Start Selling Worldwide

#26
Bomby569
Tsukiyomi91"start selling worldwide now" is such a massive exaggeration when other parts of the world aren't getting it.
why the hell would you want one? be glad they aren't cheating anyone out of their money in your country.
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#27
shovenose
If the a770 16gb was $300 I’d buy one.
As it is no point in upgrading from my rx6600.
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#28
maxfly
I haven't seen one for sale anywhere tbh (haven't really looked to be fair). But I don't think I could go much more than 2 bills for the 16gb. It's a novelty item until they can manage to support more than dx11 and 12 games. Oh and then there's the rebar... so dumb. Yeah, eliminate the majority of rigs these cards would have been perfect for. Performance just isn't there for it to be useful as anything else than a spare rig card for older gaming (barely) for me. That needs them to get realistic, quick like, or this launch will only consist of collectors and the few that are curious.
There are bucket loads of options available that squash these cards with more and more coming right around the corner. Intel has to get their shit together and make SOME attempt at garnering a little mind share.
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#29
mahirzukic2
shovenoseIf the a770 16gb was $300 I’d buy one.
As it is no point in upgrading from my rx6600.
Even if it was 300$ you wouldn't have a reason to switch from the RX 6600, as you'd lose money in the process anyway.
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#30
LabRat 891
$199, and I'll probably buy an A770 16GB. Why?
For the lelz of having AMD CPU and Intel Graphics.
Also, collector's 'posterity'. No gaurentee Intel will stay in the Graphics market.
(Even though they were terrible, Intel's 1st attempt at dedicated graphics accelerator cards have become something of a collectable.)
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#31
metprism
I got a pre order on newegg at 10/12/2022 for the intel arc A770 16 GB and still have not gotten any information about being able to get it so I am guessing this might have been a paper launch for this gpu tbh. I did see the intel arc A750 8 GB gpu yesterday but I wasn't interested in that gpu. I am not even sure if intel is ever going to release more of these gpu's than what released at launch though since what I have seen from moore's law is dead is that all these cards were made from quarter 1 of this year.
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#32
AusWolf
metprismI got a pre order on newegg at 10/12/2022 for the intel arc A770 16 GB and still have not gotten any information about being able to get it so I am guessing this might have been a paper launch for this gpu tbh. I did see the intel arc A750 8 GB gpu yesterday but I wasn't interested in that gpu. I am not even sure if intel is ever going to release more of these gpu's than what released at launch though since what I have seen from moore's law is dead is that all these cards were made from quarter 1 of this year.
MLID is a rumour channel. They also said Arc would never be released. Personally, I don't believe a word that they say.
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