Intel's ARC Discrete Graphics Card has been officially released, and the first batch of A-series notebook graphics cards have been listed with OEM products. Consumers are most concerned about the desktop version of ARC discrete graphics card is expected to be launched in the second quarter of this year, Geekbench database recently exposed a model of Arc A770 graphics card, from the parameters and running scores, this graphics card is likely to be a high-end model in the desktop LEVEL ARC.
According to the Geekbench OpenCL database, the Arc A770 uses the ACM-G10 core, equipped with 512 EU units, 4096 ALU, 32 Xe cores, and 32 ray-traced units, and runs at up to 2.4GHz. The video memory is displayed as 12.7GB, geekbench's statement is a recognition problem, equipped with 16GB GDDR6 video memory.
The Arc A770's score of 85,585 is slightly higher than the RTX 2060 SUPER's 85,117 and close to the RTX 2070's 85,689. Compared with the RX 6700XT, there is a gap of about 16%, and if compared with the RTX 3070's 132,175 points, there is still a considerable distance.
However, this score is only the theoretical computing performance in the OpenCL test, and the actual performance depends on the adaptation of the driver and the optimization level of the game manufacturer.
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