Intel Arc A750 GPU Launched With $300 Price Tag, Competes With Nvidia RTX 3060 For Good QHD Gaming: Specifications

Intel is not holding back when it comes to comparing its upcoming lineup of discrete desktop graphic cards. After announcing the Intel Arc A770 graphic card, the chip giant outlined three more cards in the top of the line Intel Arc 7 series, and paired each of them to the corresponding equivalent in an NVIDIA RTX 3000 GPU. 

Aside from the Intel Arc A770 GPU announced earlier this week, Intel said there will be three A700 series GPUs launching on October 12, 2022. The Arc A770 which sports 8GB of GDDR6 memory, along with an Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition with 16GB of GDDR6 memory, and a slightly downgraded Arc A750 Limited Edition. 

Intel Arc A750 Specs And Performance Comparison

The Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition is basically a binned version of the Arc A770, with 87.5 percent of the shader units and ray tracing cores turned on. It also has a slightly downclocked boost clock at 2.05 GHz as compared to 2.1 GHz on the Arc A770. Intel said previously that the Arc A770 GPU purchased by January 2023 would feature a bunch of downloadable games and software, including a copy of this year’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II remake, Gotham Knights, and more. 

Furthermore, Intel detailed how its new Arc lineup of GPUs square up against the competition. The company compared the 8GB Arc A750 with an EVGA model of the NVIDIA RTX 3060 which touts 12GB GDDR6 memory. Intel had previously pegged the Arc A750 at around 3 to 5 percent faster than the RTX 3060. 

Intel Arc A700 Series GPU Pricing And Availability

The Intel Arc A770 with 8GB GDDR6 RAM is priced at $329 (roughly ₹26,860) while the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition with 16GB GDDR6 memory is priced slightly higher at $349 (roughly ₹28,490). Meanwhile, the lower-end Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition launching on October 12 is priced at $289 (roughly ₹23,590).