Intel announced the general availability of the Arc A770 and A750 performance-segment desktop graphics cards. This includes Intel’s reference-design Restricted Version cards, and custom-design ones by the likes of ASRock, Gunnir, and Acer, among other OEMs. The A750 has a baseline cost of USD $289, the A770 8 GB at $329, and the A770 16 GB at $349.

Based on the Xe-HPG “Alchemist” graphics architecture, the A750 and A770 are carved out of the same 6 nm ACM-G10 silicon. The A750 is arranged with 28 Xe Cores, 448 EU, or 3,584 bound together shaders; whereas the A770 maxes it out with 32 Xe Cores, 512 EU, or 4,096 brought together shaders. The two cards get 256-digit wide GDDR6 memory interfaces, and while the A750 uses 16 Gbps memory (512 GB/s bandwidth); the A770 has 17.5 Gbps (560 GB/s).