Can compete with RTX 3070 / RX 6700 XT!?
Intel ARC (DG2) graphics card positioning first exposure
Text: Roy Chan / News Center
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Intel announced earlier that it will launch a new ARC graphics card in Q1 of 2022, using TSMC 6nm process, supporting DirectX 12 Ultimate, supporting hardware Ray-Tracing and DLSS-like Intel XeSS AI artificial intelligence super sampling, but the most concerned is Intel What is the performance of the ARC graphics card, but is it competing with NVIDIA and AMD? The latest Intel Roadmap has been released from the mainland recently, and finally there is an answer.
According to the screenshots of Intel Roadmap from China Post Bar, Intel’s first-generation ARC (DG2) graphics card will have SOC1 and SOC2 cores, SOC1 will be a high-end model, and its opponents will be NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti to RTX 3070 and AMD Radeon From RX 6600 XT to Radeon RX 6700 XT, the TGP is approximately between 175W and 225W, and the price is introduced from US$300 to US$500.
In addition, for the entry-level market, it will be the SOC2 core, whose performance is about between NVIDIA GeForce RTX 1060 and RTX 1650 Super, and the price is about 100 to 199 US dollars, but the TGP is only 75W, which is very power-saving.
It has been learned that Intel ARC graphics card will be the first to support DisplayPort 2.0 graphics card, supporting 8K60 HDR, resolution greater than 16K60 SDR, 4K144 HDR and other uncompressed output formats, and it can also achieve 30bit color depth 8K HDR mode.
