Price lower than competitors Intel has finally released its Arc A580 graphics card. It was originally announced along with older models more than a year ago, but for some reason, Intel decided to delay the release of the card. Be that as it may, today we have an official re-announcement, all the parameters, and even reviews, which we will read in the next news. The most important thing for a new product is the price. It is set at just $180. It’s quite cheap. This is cheaper than the GeForce RTX 3050 and Radeon RX 6600, with which the new product was released […]
Price lower than competitors Intel has finally released its Arc A580 graphics card. It was originally announced along with older models more than a year ago, but for some reason, Intel decided to delay the release of the card. Be that as it may, today we have an official re-announcement, all the parameters, and even reviews, which we will read in the next news. [caption id="attachment_64943" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Intel[/caption] The most important thing for a new product is the price. It is set at just $180. It's quite cheap. This is cheaper than the GeForce RTX 3050 and Radeon RX 6600, with which the new product was released to compete. The latest ones in the US start at $210. Intel released a video card for $180 with a 256-bit bus and 8 GB of memory. [caption id="attachment_64944" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Intel[/caption] Let's remember that the Arc A580 is based on the same GPU as the older A700 models, but has 24 Xe cores (or 3072 ALU units). There is also 8 GB of memory, a 256-bit bus, which is no longer found in new cards in this segment, and the TDP is 185 W. At the moment, the Arc A580 will be available on the market only in the form of three models ASRock, Sperkle, and Gunnir.
