Tuesday, May 23rd 2023

Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition 8 GB Graphics Card Discounted to $199

Newegg has reduced the asking price for Intel's Arc A750 Limited Edition 8 GB graphics card - this reference model is now available at an all-time low of $199. It is too early to tell whether this a permanent discount or just a seasonal sale - but the online retailer could be reacting (in advance) to the launches of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 4060 (in July) and 4060 Ti models, as well as AMD's Radeon RX 7600 GPU lineup later this week.

Team Blue is putting a lot of effort into getting the hardware buying public to adopt its first generation of A-series/Alchemist discrete graphics cards - including the premiere of a slightly bizarre marketing campaign last week, called "Arc Balanced Builds." Intel has been navigating a market long dominated by NVIDIA and AMD, where plenty of folks have welcomed a third player on the field - but the Arc series experienced a much delayed and rough launch process last year. Intel has seemingly committed to next generation graphics technologies, with its Battlemage and Celestial architectures speculated to be in-progress at the company's AXG division.
Sources: Newegg, Tom's Hardware
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31 Comments on Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition 8 GB Graphics Card Discounted to $199

#26
dlgh7
If you use Linux Intel GPU's have already made huge leaps. I have heard they are pretty popular with Linux gamers.

Intel Keeps dropping the prices on the cards all while their drivers have made massive and I mean massive upgrades. Just look at reviews on YouTube. Just make sure it is the newest because if it isn't then it is already outdated information.

I would suspect with the next GPU releases from Intel that they will be not only competitive straight up with AMD and Nvidia but some features will outpace them, driver issues fixed, and they will do it all by making significant price to performance margins against them trying to undercut them for market share.
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#27
Scrizz
Solaris17They did, its wild how well the cards are running now, and the control panel jfc I wanted to cry.

Here is a SS from my tests

do you have a 770 or 750?
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#28
TheinsanegamerN
ZoneDymooh yeah, that goes without saying, I have no clue who in their right mind would still buy with Newegg....imagine the frustration and helplessness they company will subject you to.
And where would you suggest they go?

Amazon? Get some bootleg chinese garbage if you can find it through their awful search engine? Tigerdirect? Are they even open still? Ebay?
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#29
Solaris17
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Scrizzdo you have a 770 or 750?
380, 770 8G (what was tested), 770LE 16G
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#30
foo3
sethmatrix7I hadn't dealt with Newegg in years- but a friend recently bought a i7 from them... He ordered a 13th gen and received a 12th gen :confused::eek:

They did eventually sort it out
i ordered an order with 2x ryzen 5500, and 2x b550m pro vdh for a client.

I recieved: b550m pro vdh, ryzen 5500, b550f gaming wifi and a 3600
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#31
v12dock
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dragontamer5788Could you elaborate? I'm curious about these cheaper cards with lots of VRAM + apparently decent raytracing performance. But I'm also put off by apparently poor DX9 implementation and issues running older games. I tend to run 10+ year old games myself.
In March, there were several times a day when games (such as World of Warcraft and Hogwarts Legacy) wouldn't detect a video adapter.
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