Intel has been working on its Intel Arc desktop graphics for some time which it was rumored in March will arrive on our desktops between late May and early June, allowing us to finally see if these graphics will be able to compete with AMD. and NVIDIA.
However, it looks like Intel might finally delay the launch of its graphics cards for a while, not because of the manufacturing or stock issues we’re used to today, but because of problems in the development of the drivers, also known as drivers, which at this time would not be ready for the launch of graphics cards.
However, the new release date would not be very different from what was expected and finally these graphics cards would arrive at the end of June or the beginning of July, a month longer than expected to fix bugs in the drivers and improve them to get the most out of them. of these graphics cards.
Additionally, these rumors and leaks also talk about Intel releasing four desktop graphics cards over the next few months, starting with the Arc A770 whose performance is said to be somewhere between an RTX 3060 Ti and an RTX 3070. Beyond that we would have the A750, A580 and A 380 models.
Their laptop counterparts
As you can imagine, Intel Arc graphics for laptops were released first, with the A350M and A370M now available exclusively in a South Korean laptop (coming soon to European laptops), while the A550M, A730M and A770M will go on sale in early summer.
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