Intel has announced the basic specifications of arc 3/5/7 three series of mobile independent graphics cards, which can be clearly found that the frequency settings are very low, the highest is only 1.65GHz, the lowest or even only 900MHz, which is obviously not a grade with NVIDIA and AMD.
Why is it so low? Can't hold back power consumption? Still is......?
Tom Peterson, Intel's academician in charge of graphics technology innovation, explained in detail the frequency settings of Intel Arc graphics cards in an interview.
He pointed out that the frequency of Intel graphics cards, and friends are different definitions, not labeled is not a very good highest acceleration frequency, but an average in the TDP-restricted environment, through a large number of chips comprehensively evaluated, and can even be said to be the lowest frequency in this batch.
For example, the Arc A370M's frequency labeled 1550MHz is just the lowest average at 35W power consumption, and it will almost certainly exceed this value in actual use, especially if it is much higher at 50W power.
In addition, the specific frequency also depends on the actual load, for example, in the game, the frequency can easily exceed 2GHz.
In fact, just a few days ago, an Arc A350M GPU-Z screenshot appeared on the Internet, showing that the core frequency has reached 2.2GHz (the video memory frequency is not in place).
