We know that the new Intel Arc A750 and A770 graphics cards will be launched on October 12th, but at the moment the official prices were not known, except for the indication of a starting price of 329 dollars for the model A770.
Apparently, this price referred to the A770 variant equipped with 8GB of onboard memory, but the other models will also be offered at very attractive prices. In fact, to get your hands on the Arc A770 16GB Limited Edition you will need to shell out just $ 20 more than the base A770 8GB, or $ 349, while the 8Gb A750 will have a starting price of just $ 289.
Recall that, from what we know, Intel Arc A770 aims to compete with RTX 3060, Radeon RX 6650 XT and other mid-range cards, since (again according to Intel) it would be able to guarantee good performance even in 1440p. If we take the selling price into consideration, the Arc A770 will cost less than NVIDIA's RTX 3060 and, precisely for this reason, the Santa Clara company is quite confident in the success of its product. Obviously, the benchmark results published by Intel over the last few days will also have to be verified by impartial reviewers.
In terms of features, Intel Arc A770 will be able to count on XeSS upscaling technology, rival of Nvidia's DLSS and AMD's FSR, which in some scenarios will be able to double performance in games. In terms of technical specifications, on board we find an ACM-G10 GPU produced with TSMC's 6nm, equipped with 21.7 billion transistors, 32 Xe-Cores with 4096 shaders, 512 XMX Matrix Engine and 32 ray tracing units. The GPU should reach 2100MHz and be equipped with 8 or 16GB of GDDR6 memory, for a TDP of 225 watts.