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Published: 2023-02-21, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: Hogwarts Legacy is open-world action RPG set in the Harry Potter universe. Having launched to very enthusiastic user reviews, it's time we benchmark it and we have a ton of data for you...
Published: 2023-02-15, Author: Steven , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: Hogwarts Legacy is open-world action RPG set in the Harry Potter universe. Having launched to very enthusiastic user reviews, it's time we benchmark it and we have a ton of data for you. We have 53 GPUs that will be tested in this game built on the Unreal...
As gamers, we need to wonder if we would purchase this card for our own usage. And that's a far more difficult question than we realized. Using a graphics card that was not powered by an AMD or NVIDIA graphics chip seemed fiction. But here we are. Honestl...
Abstract: "Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty" is a substantial overhaul of "Cyberpunk 2077," introducing major gameplay improvements, an expansive new district, and espionage-driven storytelling. The expansion promises revamped skill systems, combat enhancements, and a host of new content, including quests, gigs, and boss fights. With Phantom Liberty...
Abstract: The Intel Arc A380 that Intel released earlier this year was an interesting piece of hardware, but that card's limited performance wasn't going to win many converts from AMD or Nvidia. The new Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition ($329 with 8GB of memory; $349...
Finally! Intel is letting us publish our performance results for their new Arc A Series graphics cards. We have three reviews for you today: Intel Arc A770, Intel Arc A750, and Arc A770 Performance with PCI-Express 3.0 and/or Resizable Bar Disabled (this...
Published: 2022-10-05, Author: Rob , review by: techgage.com
Abstract: Arc! The Herald Alchemists sing!Following on the launch of the first Arc desktop release in early June, Intel has finally rolled-out Alchemist's top-end models – A750 and A770. The wait for these has been so long, that despite sinking so much time into t...
Decent midrange performance, Reasonable pricing, Support for DirectX 12 and hardware-accelerated ray tracing, Better RT performance than AMD, slightly worse than NVIDIA, Beautiful design, 16 GB VRAM, Backplate included, XeSS upscaling technology, Support
Still too expensive to have a big impact, Drivers still immature (have improved a lot), High idle power consumption, No idle-fan-stop (but very quiet in idle), Much lower energy efficiency than competing cards, Completely unusable without resizable BAR du
According to Intel, the Intel Arc A770 will be available for $350. Decent midrange performance Reasonable pricing Support for DirectX 12 and hardware-accelerated ray tracing Better RT performance than AMD, slightly worse than NVIDIA Beautiful design 16 G...
Abstract: Player 3 has entered the game! While technically the Iris Xe Max (DG1) is its first discrete GPU in decades, the new Arc 7 series marks Intel's first attempt ever at the performance graphics segment, a hotly-contested one where gamers playing at 1080p or...
Good performance for 1080p gaming,60+ fps at 1440p,Quiet card design
Pricing isn't competitive,Card aesthetics lacking
The Intel Arc A770 is a bizarre graphics card. Compared to its smaller sibling, the A750, it just doesn't quite provide the performance you'd expect, particularly given the much heftier price tag. There are solid frame rates at 1080p and 1440p and that 16...
