Not long until we see how Intel's Arc A770 performs in the real world.
graphics cards go on sale on October 12th, although you'll get to see what we think of these cards later on today. In anticipation, Intel has posted what is probably the
The 16-minute video is pretty relaxed and it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that there aren't any major reveals, although there are a couple of interesting explanations as to why Intel's re-entry into the discrete graphics market ran late and why optimising its drivers hasn't been easy. This is all complicated by the fact that Intel's drivers have traditionally focused on its integrated graphics. As Koduri explains, integrated graphics"don't have much die area and have limited memory bandwidth, so you become GPU limited very easily." Leading to Intel's driver optimisations to focus on GPU-bound situations.
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