It comes with 28 Xe cores and 28 Ray Tracing units and has been clocked at 2050 Mhz. The Arc A750, just like its elder sibling the Arc A770 is based on Intel’s Alchemist architecture.

Intel Arc A750 GPU Review: Specifications and Features We take a look at why the Intel Arc A750 is a great choice for a mid-level GPU today, and whether or not gamers looking to upgrade their systems or build a new one from scratch, should consider Intel’s offerings over NVIDIA. Six months down the line and with a bunch of driver updates, however, the Intel Arc A750 has a completely different story to tell now. And while Intel’s GPUs did manage to do so in certain situations, especially in games that were based on the DirectX 12 and Vulkan APIs, it struggled in most games that were based on older APIs, like DirectX 9 and DirectX 11.Īnd given that some of the most popular games of all time, which still continue to find patrons to this day are based on those older APIs, Intel’s new GPUs, especially the Arc A750, was shadowed by the things that it wasn’t designed for, rather than the abilities that it actually had. When Intel launched the Arc A750 and A770 GPUs last year, tech enthusiasts were hopeful that the latest entrant into the GPU market would take the fight to NVIDIA, and bring an equilibrium of sorts to the market. In terms of GPUs, we get products such as the RTX 40 series cards. And, we all know when tech companies don’t have competition. NVIDIA practically did not have any solid or reliable competition that would take it on. Image Credit: Tech2 | Mehul Reuben Dasīut more often than not, it would actually not live up to the expectations that gamers and enthusiast PC geeks would have. Yes, there are times when AMD would come up with a Radeon GPU every now and then that would pose a major threat to NVIDIA’s GeForce GPUs back in the day, and now the RTX series cards. The GPU market has been dominated by NVIDIA for years now. – Lack of RGB may prove to be “a bit boring for some people” – Ray tracing capabilities need some optimisation – DX11 and DX9 games run well, but slightly trail RTX 3060 – Performance in DX12 and Vulkan APIs considerably better than the competition – Consistent development that gets rid of bugs

Intel drivers