Supply chain rumors from Taiwan, China said that Intel was preparing to launch arc alchemist desktop graphics card earlier than expected Many people had speculated that the blue factory would postpone the launch of this series of new GPU products until the third quarter of 2022, but the latest rumors have pointed to late May As a market that affects the heartstrings of countless gamers, we have seen considerable fluctuations in GPU prices and look forward to more drastic price cuts.
At the same time, revelations about two new generation graphics cards, AMD and NVIDIA, are also emerging. It is said that RX 7000 / RTX 40 series will usher in some key growth compared with radeon RX 6000 and geforce RTX 30 series.
As for Intel, wccftech quoted sources in Taiwan, China as saying that the company's first three desktop graphics cards - arc A750 / a580 / A380 (excluding flagship SKU) - are expected to arrive before July.
More specifically, it is expected that the arc A750 will be released sometime from the end of May to the beginning of June, the arc a580 will wait until July, and the A380 may arrive at about the same time as the A750.
In terms of performance, many people speculate that the breaking wrist between the arc A750 and the RTX 3060 means that the card can bring attractive new choices to the mid-range market. In addition, the mainstream arc a580 will target the RTX 3050, while the entry-level A380 will target the GTX 1650.
Given that N / A has dominated the PC graphics market for many years, we look forward to Intel's entry into the unique market. In the fierce market competition, arc Alchemist is expected to make the product selling price very attractive (as close as possible to the so-called "recommended retail price").
Unfortunately, in the past two years, we have only seen a few graphics cards fall back to the starting price. Even if the cryptocurrency mining market has turned cool, the channel providers who have accumulated a large amount of inventory are still unwilling to actively adjust the price and release the goods.