Intel will be launching its first generation of Razzle desktop graphics in the near future, IT House said on July 23. The company has previously released its entry-level Razzle A380 in China, followed by the higher-end A770 / A750, etc.
Intel previously ran the Xe-HPG Scavenger Hunt, where fans could find hidden information from Intel’s official social media postings and win A770 / A750 uniques.
According to Intel’s announcement, of the two prizes, the Razzle A770 is confirmed to come with 16GB of video memory and the “Performance” version of the Razzle A750 will come with 8GB of video memory (12GB was previously rumored).
In addition, Intel has admitted that the Razzle desktop graphics are delayed, but things are moving in the right direction as the much-anticipated release “gets closer”. Intel also confirmed that the Razzle A750 will soon be available for sampling and will be tested before being shipped to the press.
That both cards will cost less than $400 (about $2,704), according to previous reports.
The A770 is equipped with a full ACM-G10 GPU with a 2.4 GHz main frequency display, including 4096 ALUs, 32 Xe cores and 32 ray tracing units, with a default GPU frequency of 2.5 GHz and a GPU power consumption of 190 W. After overclocking, the power consumption can reach 285 W.
The A750 will feature 24 Xe cores and will outperform the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 by up to 17% in five games at 2560×1440 resolution, including F1 2021, Cyberpunk 2077, Control, No Man’s Land 3 and Fortnite.
