Today is an exciting day for everyone at Intel who\u2019s part of the Arc Graphics journey! We\u2019re ready to start sharing performance data and having discussions about our desktop discrete performance GPUs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
First, some context. As we approach global product availability later this summer, I want us to share our story directly to our gaming community, enthusiasts, and anyone else that is interested in the arc of\u2026Arc. You\u2019ll hear from us on performance, compatibility, partners, technologies, and more, in the form of blogs, videos, interviews, social media snippets, etc. Your one-stop to find all of this information will be right here: Arc.Intel.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I started this over the last couple of weeks, showing the Gunnir Intel Arc A380 retail card running PUBG<\/a> and then some captured footage of the A380 playing Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak<\/a>. But today we stretch further up the stack and talk directly about performance of the upcoming Intel\u00ae Arc\u2122 A750 Limited Edition graphics card<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Performance results shown here are from a small subset of the games, that work very well with Intel\u00ae Arc\u2122 and the Alchemist architecture. I\u2019m not asserting that ALL GAMES will show these results, but it\u2019s a view of what Intel Arc A-series cards are capable of with the right software and engineering enablement.<\/p>\n\n\n\n