Intel’s Arc A770 GPU Launched October 12th for $329 to Beat the RTX 3060 – Intel

In the context of the advertising storm that accompanied its unveiling Thirteenth generation processors From the company, Intel has confirmed that Arc A770 GPU series models will be available on October 12, with prices starting at $329 for the entry-level model. As the price point makes clear, it’s aimed squarely at the GeForce RTX 3060, Radeon RX 6650 XT, and other mid-range graphics cards, with Intel claiming its display is capable of “1440p gaming performance” but also 65% better ray tracing through opponents, without naming specific devices.

Like competitors, Intel relies on both artificial intelligence and computing power. Arc A770 GPU supports files Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) who looks like DLSS from NVIDIA or AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution – Uses AI upscaling to optimize frame count at higher resolutions. It still supports the company’s graphics subsystems and will support more than 20 games by the end of 2022.

As noted before Tom’s devicesThe ARC A770 is the first major desktop graphics processor from Intel to hit the market after the Arc A380 made only for China. This version was accompanied by problems with drivers and more.

The Intel A770 came out late, having promised to release its first GPU this summer. However, the timing may be right. NVIDIA is currently focusing its attention on the high-end series RTX 40While AMD is still dealing with the series RX 6000. The A770 could emerge as a viable option for budget gamers, especially when GPUs like the RTX 3060 are still commanding higher official prices.