On August 15, the official graphics processor supplier launch ceremony was held in Hangzhou. Intel announced that it has officially become the official graphics processor supplier of the Hangzhou Asian Games, and released the Intel ARC A750 Photon Asian Games special edition graphics card.

GUNNIR now has the Asian Games co-branded models of Intel Arc A750 and Arc A770 Photon graphics cards, priced at 1699 yuan and 2399 yuan respectively. Interested users can take a look.

Intel said that in order to enhance the Asian Games viewing experience for hundreds of millions of computer users in my country, Intel Bridge Technology and Celadon technology empowered a new type of computer application store, and joined hands with China Mobile Migu to run the Android Migu video app on mobile phones to computers Using the powerful performance of computer CPU and graphics card, it provides computer users with a brand new experience of watching Asian Games with Migu Video App, such as large screen and multi-window operation at the same time.

The parameters of the Blue Halberd Intel Arc A750 and A770 graphics cards are as follows:

A750 Photon uses 28 Xe cores with a maximum frequency of 2400MHz, equipped with 8GB 16Gbps 256bit GDDR6 video memory, PL1 power consumption of 195W, dual 8pin power connectors, 3 DP 2.0 ports and 1 HDMI 2.0 port.

In terms of appearance, this series of graphics cards adopt a simple design style. The official said that when all the complicated decorations and shapes disappear, they are replaced by the classic rectangular shape, which makes the graphics card return to its “Box” essence, giving people a pure overall perception.

The A770 uses a heat dissipation specification of three fans + 5 heat pipes. In terms of parameters, the A770 graphics card has 32 Xe cores, a maximum GPU frequency of 2400MHz, a video memory of 16GB 256bit GDDR6, and a bandwidth of 512GB/s.

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According to Intel’s official update log, compared with the 31.0.101.4382 software driver previously released by Intel, it has mainly improved the following aspects
Counter-Strike 2 (DX11)

• At 1080P, the frame rate is increased by 10% under the Very High preset.
• At 1440P, the frame rate is increased by 8% under the High preset

“F1 23” (DX12)

• Up to 33% faster 1080p resolution at Ultra High settings with ray tracing off
• Up to 18% faster 1080p resolution at Ultra High settings with ray tracing turned on
• At High settings, 1440P is up to 27% faster.

Destiny 2 (DX11)

• Up to 11% improvement at highest settings at 1080p

Supported platforms:

• 11th Generation Intel® Core Processor Family (codenames Tiger Lake, Rocket Lake, Tiger Lake-H)
• 12th Generation Intel® Core Processor Family (codenames Alder Lake-S, Alder Lake-H, Alder Lake-P, Alder Lake-U, Alder Lake-HX, Alder Lake-N)
• 13th Generation Intel® Core Processor Family (codenamed Raptor Lake-S, Raptor Lake-HX, Raptor Lake-H, Raptor Lake-P, Raptor Lake-U)
• Intel ® Iris ® Xe Integrated Graphics Family (codename DG1)
• Intel ® Sharp Graphics Family (codenamed Alchemist)

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According to reports, the so-called streaming is to project the game on the computer to other devices to achieve the effect of remote gaming on the device. Users can use software to break the limitations of game platforms, relying on the powerful data transmission capabilities of high-speed networks to play any game on multiple platforms.

VR equipment manufacturer PICO was established in March 2015 and merged into Bytedance in September 2021. PICO’s latest all-in-one machine, PICO 4 Pro, has been officially launched a few days ago, with prices starting at 3,799 CNY. PICO 4 Pro can realize functions such as intelligent stepless interpupillary distance adjustment, real-life expression simulation, gaze interaction and gaze tracking rendering. In addition, this product is equipped with a larger storage space and a larger battery capacity than the PICO 4 that was launched last year.

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“Cyberpunk 2077” supports Intel’s XeSS technology, which can provide players with higher performance while retaining game quality. The game got its latest patch last night, adding support for Intel Xe Supersampling 1.1, which can be enabled in the Resolution Scale section in Settings > Graphics.

Intel says Cyberpunk 2077 can now run faster on Intel Arc GPUs thanks to XeSS technology. The CDPR developers have now implemented the technology and released a patch that significantly improves performance. XeSS comes in handy if you use ray tracing. Intel’s official measurements found that the game achieved a 71% improvement on the A750 graphics card, from 39fps to 67fps.

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As shown in the figure above, in the games “Dust 5”, “F1 22” and “Death Cycle Remake”, whether it is 1080p resolution or 2K resolution, the light pursuit performance of Ruixuan A750 has improved.

Intel says the Intel A750 is already a powerful ray-tracing graphics card, but that hasn’t stopped them from making the most realistic lighting run faster in popular games. Games like Dirt 5 have seen a small performance boost with ray tracing enabled compared to the previous driver version.

In addition, Intel did not forget to continue to promote the “performance per dollar” index of the A750 in the latest article. In “Border”, “Dead Island 2” and “My World Legend”, the “performance per dollar” of the A750 graphics card far exceeds that of competing graphics cards. Brand RTX 3060 12G.

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According to the news, Intel today announced the launch of a new “Xe” kernel graphics driver, which is targeted to take effect in 2023, in order to better support modern Xe graphics hardware in Linux.

Intel’s open-source Linux graphics driver engineers have long been working on a new Direct Rendering Manager driver for Gen12/Xe graphics cards, hoping to bypass the i915 driver. For most of the past 20 years, the i915 driver has performed relatively well and has been adapted to Intel’s Arc graphics card.

However, the “i915” graphics driver has become very bloated after nearly 20 years of development, and Intel hopes to provide a future-proof, more minimalistic driver. Intel’s new “Xe” DRM kernel graphics driver will support Gen 12 (starting from the 11th generation Tiger Lake) and later processors as well as Intel Sharp (Arc) discrete graphics.

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Because of this, Intel emphasizes that their graphics cards are more cost-effective, and even the light tracking performance is 65% higher than that of competing products, which is quite confident.

Everyone has seen the first evaluations at home and abroad. To a certain extent, Intel has not exaggerated the advantages of the A770 graphics card. The performance can indeed exceed the RTX 3060, and the cost performance is also very high. However, this is also conditional.

The PCMag website summed up a few points, pointing out that if the A770 wants to beat the RTX 3060, the platform and the game must be considered. Specifically, the platform processor/motherboard should be relatively new, and the reBAR technology should be supported. The game should be DX12 or Vulkan. Support RT light pursuit, not old games such as DX11 or DX9.

After these conditions are met at the same time, the performance of the A770 and A750 graphics cards can be better displayed, otherwise, the performance will be seriously affected, especially the reBAR technology, which greatly affects the game performance of the A770/A750 graphics card when turned on and off, and can even affect the game performance. 30% to 50% performance.

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Not only is there light supplementation, but Intel also has its own XeSS technology, similar to NVDIA’s DLSS or AMD’s FSR 2.0, which also uses AI to accelerate game performance.

The A750 graphics card has 24 Xe cores with 256-bit 8GB of video memory.

The public version uses dual fans to dissipate heat, and the surface also uses a skin-like touch, which looks more refined. The front of the A770 and A750 are exactly the same, but they can be easily distinguished by the lettering on the back. Also, the A770 has RGB lights, while the A750 doesn’t.

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Today’s news says the A750 graphics card will also be available on October 12. The Arc A750 starts at $289 and offers 8GB of video memory. For those who prefer “bling”, the A750 lacks the LED lighting of the A770 Limited Edition card.

Here are the specs of the A750 and A770 Limited Editions

The Arc A750 and A770 are the most powerful as top stand-alone graphics. And another interesting point revealed in these slides is that Intel is promoting “Ubuntu” as an officially supported operating system alongside Windows 10 and 11.

Intel has deliberately adopted rather aggressive pricing for its Alchemist GPUs. In most of Intel’s comparisons, they compare the Arc Graphics A 7-series GPU to the GeForce RTX 3060.

The Arc A770 competes very well in performance per dollar, at least under Windows for gaming, and we’ll soon see how Arc Graphics fares under Linux.

Intel also talked about Intel Arc Graphics performance for ray tracing. As of earlier this week, the Intel Linux Vulkan driver now exposes support for ray tracing on Mesa 22.3 Git.

Intel continues to vigorously promote XeSS as an alternative to NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR). XeSS was released to GitHub this week, and while it’s advertised as “open source,” the only code so far is examples and headers for interfacing with Windows builds of the provided XeSS binaries. Hopefully Intel will stick with it and fully open source it soon.

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The A750 and A770 have 28 and 32 Xe cores, respectively. Xe cores can be thought of as Intel’s AMD compute units, consisting of 16 256-bit XVE vector engines for rasterization tasks, 16 1024-bit XMX matrix engines for machine learning tasks, and 192MB of shared L1 composition/SLM cache.

Like AMD, Intel has matched the number of Xe cores to the number of ray tracing units, with one ray tracing unit per Xe core. The graphics clock is 2050MHz for the A750 and 2100MHz for the A770, and as Intel has previously explained, the “graphics clock” is an average of the typical clock speeds you can expect during gameplay, not the maximum clock.

Both the A750 and A770 come standard with 8GB of GDDR6 memory, but the A770 can be configured to 16GB at the motherboard partner’s option. Intel’s public graphics cards will come with 16GB of memory. Intel plans to market its own custom cards, designed by Intel and manufactured by third parties. These will be sold as limited edition models and will be available worldwide along with partner custom models.

Intel still hasn’t announced any pricing or availability for these cards, but given that Intel is currently ramping up its promotional efforts, speculation is that these two flagship graphics cards will go live in late September/early October.

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