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The Exiled · 07.09.2022., 21:14

Nisam rekel da su kupili, već da su odlučili kupiti i tisuće komentara na taj video su najbolji dokaz, jer je jedna RTX 3080 od strane Digital Foundry ekipe prikazana ko nešto bez čega se ne može i to dva tjedna prije svih mogućih recenzija, uključujući i njihovu. To kaj na kraju radi situacije u svijetu dobre dvije godine nije bilo ničega - e to jako dobro znamo kak je ispalo. Kaj se nadjebavanja tiče, pa Digital Foundry se uredno linkal kad je trebalo argumentirati DLSS nadmoć, tak da su itekak su popularni po forumima. I opet, meni tak svejedno, još jedan u nizu kanala koji se nalaze pod kapom pune veće firme, koja se pak nalazi pod kapom još veće firme. Koliko god su im recenzije i tehnički osvrti detaljni i dobri, toliko im ne treba bilo kakva vrsta odrađene reklame za bilo koju firmu, pogotovo, ako na bilo koji način narušava objektivnost ili stvara takav dojam. OK, ajmo dalje na ARC GPU, možda izdaju nešto u ovih tri mjeseca koliko je preostalo do kraja godine.

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Citiraj:

Intel reveals specifications for ARC Alchemist desktop GPUs

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Intel has published the specifications of all of its Arc Alchemist A-series discrete graphics cards for desktop PCs. Initially, Intel plans to release four graphics cards aimed at demanding, budget, and casual gamers. Intel's Arc A-series family for desktops will consist of Arc A770, Arc A750, Arc A580, and the already well-known Arc A380. For now, Intel releases specifications of actual graphics processing units and recommended memory configurations, but graphics cards from the company's partners may have higher clocks and higher performance. The Arc A770 will be Intel's top-of-the-range model based on the ACM-G10 graphics processor with 32 Xe cores (equivalent to 4,096 stream processors) operating at 2,100 MHz and equipped with 8GB or 16GB of GDDR6 memory featuring a peak bandwidth of 560 GBps.

The Arc A750 will sit slightly below the flagship and feature a cut-down ACM-G10 GPU with 28 Xe cores (equivalent to 3,584 shading units) working at 2,050 MHz and connected to 8GB of GDDR6 memory with a peak bandwidth of 512 GBps. Both cards might find themselves among the best graphics cards, provided that they work flawlessly, offer decent performance, and their price is right. Intel's Arc A580 will sit below the A750 and target gamers on a budget who still want to get a taste of Intel's top-end discrete GPU. This board will feature 24 Xe cores (3,072 shading units) running at 1,700 MHz so that it will be more than 30% slower than the top-of-the-range Arc A770. In addition, graphics cards based on the Arc A580 will carry 8GB of GDDR6 memory with up to 512GBps bandwidth.

Izvor: Tom's Hardware

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Intel’s Xe Odyssey is Over: Discrete ARC is Effectively Cancelled