In June this year, Intel debuted the Razzle A380 GPU in China, with a suggested retail price of $1,030 for its unique graphics, offering a 1080p 60fps gaming experience. According to VideoCardz, the Razzle A380 graphics card is already available in the U.S. for $140 (about $949.2).
As shown in the picture above, ASRock Razzle A380 is now available at Newegg. Currently, the ASRock Razzle A380 graphics card is priced at $1029 in China.
The ASRock’s Challenger A380 ITX graphics card features a single fan design, 8pin power supply, GPU frequency up to 2250MHz, and interfaces including three DP 2.0 and one HDMI 2.0.
Intel’s GPU uses TSMC’s N6 process and has 8 Xe cores, which means 1024 stream processors, and is equipped with 6GB of 96bit GDDR6 memory. According to Intel’s official introduction, the Intel Razzle A380 GPU supports all the features of DirectX 12 Ultimate, including hardware-accelerated ray tracing, and provides a smooth gaming experience of 1080p @60fps or more when running mainstream games such as League of Legends, Infinity, Skyward Sword and Jedi survival.
