Rx 6600 vs arc a750

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

I am having a hard time choosing which gpu to use either a 6600 or a750 I am planing to upgrade to a 7600x 32gb 5600 and get a new gpu i will try to use sam but idk the performance difference between the two I can get a 6600 for $234.99 usd and a a750 for $249.99 usd so can sam work on ryzen 7000 and the performance difference with them thanks for your help in advance

 

[P4-630]

Assuming you play at 1080p:

Also depends on the games you are playing.

Check out the intel A750 review and the various games tested:

Intel Arc A750 Review - Great Value

Intel is pricing their new Arc A750 graphics card aggressively at just $290. In our review we ran extensive tests and can confirm that it offers decent performance for 1080p and 1440p gaming. It encounters strong competition though from AMD and NVIDIA, who have several products in this price range.

www.techpowerup.com

 

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

Assuming you play at 1080p:

Also depends on the games you are playing.

Check out the intel A750 review and the various games tested:

Intel Arc A750 Review - Great Value

Intel is pricing their new Arc A750 graphics card aggressively at just $290. In our review we ran extensive tests and can confirm that it offers decent performance for 1080p and 1440p gaming. It encounters strong competition though from AMD and NVIDIA, who have several products in this price range.

www.techpowerup.com

And recommendations on sites that will compare the two gpus?

 

[Solaris17]

Keep in mind drivers have changed original performance in some games a lot. So make sure your sources are recent.

 

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

Keep in mind drivers have changed original performance in some games a lot. So make sure your sources are recent.

https://howmanyfps.com/graphics-cards/comparisons/amd-radeon-rx-6600-vs-intel-arc-a750 is this recent and reliable?

 

[Solaris17]

No idea I’m on my phone nor have I ever heard of or trust something called “how many fps”.com just look at the recent driver version for arc and find benchmarks using that version or something close.

 

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

No idea I’m on my phone nor have I ever heard of or trust something called “how many fps”.com just look at the recent driver version for arc and find benchmarks using that version or something close.

I’ve been looking at videos and what day should the videos have been posted to get a clear picture of the performance

 

[droopyRO]

I’ve been looking at videos and what day should the videos have been posted to get a clear picture of the performance

The safe bet is the 6600. But look at what games you play, Intel might be fine in those. I sold my RX570 that i used as a backup card and i'm looking at A380 or a A750. Have not made my mind up which one i should get.

 

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

The safe bet is the 6600. But look at what games you play, Intel might be fine in those. I sold my RX570 that i used as a backup card and i'm looking at A380 or a A750. Have not made my mind up which one i should get.

I’ll be playing gta 4 and 5 cs go fallout 4 halo master chief collection and infinite battlefield mk11 red ded Skyrim horizon zero dawn last of us spider man hogwarts legacy just to name some games that I think will be a huge impact on the card I choose

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Even with the newer drivers somtimes even the A770 is slower than the 6600. I think the 6600 is going to be the better overall choice it also uses less power and is cheaper.

As you can see with the most recent drivers even the A770 overall is only slightly faster than the 6600. Performance is all over the place though sometimes it's decently faster other times it's slower.



How much more is the 6600XT/6650XT?

 

[Super Firm Tofu]

Even though I have an A750 and like it, I'd recommend going with the 6600 (and really a 6600/50XT) anyway. Performance in newer games is fine, and even Hogwarts at 1440p/High with XeSS is totally playable at essentially a locked 60fps. Looks better than FSR too.

Drivers are still not ready for prime time yet. Something as simple as having to approve UAC on login every time for the Graphics Control Center to load is a pretty poor showing. I've had random indie games just fail to run. It's a good first effort, but as your only GPU it's going to cause some frustrations.

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Even though I have an A750 and like it, I'd recommend going with the 6600 (and really a 6600/50XT) anyway. Performance in newer games is fine, and even Hogwarts at 1440p/High with XeSS is totally playable at essentially a locked 60fps. Looks better than FSR too.

Drivers are still not ready for prime time yet. Something as simple as having to approve UAC on login every time for the Graphics Control Center to load is a pretty poor showing. I've had random indie games just fail to run. It's a good first effort, but as your only GPU it's going to cause some frustrations.

Yeah, it's good for someone who likes to tinker with new hardware otherwise an AMD gpu is likely the better option.... I would say Nvidia but they don't think people who spend less than $280 count as gamers....

 

[CODHasABunchOfKids]

Yeah, it's good for someone who likes to tinker with new hardware otherwise an AMD gpu is likely the better option.... I would say Nvidia but they don't think people who spend less than $280 count as gamers....

Well is the a750 is $250 usd and the 6600 is $240 usd is the a750 worth the extra $10

 

[oxrufiioxo]

Well is the a750 is $250 usd and the 6600 is $240 usd is the a750 worth the extra $10

I'm not high on either but if 250 usd was my absolute limit I'd probably go with the RX 6600.

The intel GPU is only worth it if you don't mind some games not working or performing lower than expected the RX 6600 will be more consistent. That being said intel has impressed me with their commitment to improving drivers so who knows where the a750 might be a couple months from now at the same time are you willing to bet 250 usd on it improving.

 

[Toothless]

Even though I have an A750 and like it, I'd recommend going with the 6600 (and really a 6600/50XT) anyway. Performance in newer games is fine, and even Hogwarts at 1440p/High with XeSS is totally playable at essentially a locked 60fps. Looks better than FSR too.

Drivers are still not ready for prime time yet. Something as simple as having to approve UAC on login every time for the Graphics Control Center to load is a pretty poor showing. I've had random indie games just fail to run. It's a good first effort, but as your only GPU it's going to cause some frustrations.

User account control? Should be able to disable that.

 

[Super Firm Tofu]

User account control? Should be able to disable that.

It's still listed as a known issue, but I should probably look into if that can be done on a per-app basis (can't remember if that was a thing).

 

[Toothless]

It's still listed as a known issue, but I should probably look into if that can be done on a per-app basis (can't remember if that was a thing).

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That is so weird. So turning it off and setting admin permissions to the app doesn't fix? There goes my dreams of having an Arc til they fix it

 

[Super Firm Tofu]

That is so weird. So turning it off and setting admin permissions to the app doesn't fix? There goes my dreams of having an Arc til they fix it

Doesn't appear to work. I just did some searching and it appears for now the best option is to not have it auto-start at login. It'll still require a UAC response to open in manually, but at least it's not as soon as you login.

I'm not sure how Intel hasn't figured this out by now. Their other GPU control apps for IGPs seem to work just fine.

 

[DrCR]

Yeah, it's good for someone who likes to tinker with new hardware otherwise an AMD gpu is likely the better option....

this sums up well how things are at the immediate moment in my opinion.

@Codhasabunchofkids unless you want to tinker and have the $$$ to do so, get the 6600, enjoy it, and consider Intel’s GPUs again in however many years whenever you’re again ready to upgrade.

 

[wolf]

Me? I'd buy the A750, I love to tinker, can roll with the punches, and I think the A750 may have a higher ceiling that has not yet been found, through optimisation.

For most people? get the RX 6600, it'll just work.