I don’t know if it’s because the Intel Arc series of graphics cards are about to be launched globally, or for other reasons. Intel has been making frequent moves recently. In addition to recently publishing an article about Arc GPU on its official website, it also announced the actual test results of nearly 50 games using the Arc A750 limited edition graphics card. The data shows that it is about 5% faster than the RTX 3060. The performance is not bad, but it depends on the price.
Intel announced the measured performance of nearly 50 Arc A750 limited edition graphics cards for games, which is 5% faster than RTX 3060
The Arc A750 limited edition graphics card is equipped with an ACM-G10 GPU, with 448 EUs, 3584 ALUs and 12GB GDDR6 memory, providing a speed of 16Gbps, a TGP of approximately 200W, and an 8+6 power supply configuration. Representatives say that the maximum power can reach 300W.
Regarding the differences between the A750 Limited Edition and the A770,Intel has explained in previous articles, the A770 will be a little faster, but the guess is not too different, so the running scores of the A750 this time should also be used as a reference for the A770.
This test was conducted with an Intel i9-12900K processor, a high-end Z690 motherboard, and 32GB (16GBx2) DDR5 memory. Intel also compared it with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060, using the GeForce 516.59 driver, and the Arc 750 is an engineering test version of the driver.
A total of 48 games were tested with two image quality settings. The first is the 1080p Ultra DX12 test result. The performance of Arc 750 and RTX 3060 is actually similar. Some games lose, but some games win:
Next is the 1440p High DX12 test results, which are similar to 1080p. The same Arc A750 wins some games and loses a little bit in others:
Intel also compares Vukan, and Arc 750 has a clear lead in this part:
To facilitate comparison, Intel has also compiled average data charts. In the 1080p DX12 test, the Arc 750 is about 3% faster than the RTX 3060, 1440p DX12 is 5%, 1080p Vulkan is 4%, and 1440p Vulkan is 2%. Therefore, overall, in higher quality settings, the Arc 750 is faster The advantages will be more obvious:
Judging from the fact that the current Arc 750 driver is still an engineering test version, such performance is quite good. People look forward to whether it is possible to obtain performance improvements after the official version is launched.
Intel will hold an Innovation event from September 27th to 28th, and is expected to fully disclose all information about the Arc graphics card. Therefore, in another month and a half, all Arc desktop graphics card specifications will be known. There should be some media tests, but it is not known when it will be launched globally. Intel can only mention that it will be later this year.
Source: KOCPC Chinese