News Intel's Raja Koduri Shrugs Off Rumors of Arc Demise

[Chung Leong]

And the current A580-770 wouldn't? If Intel successfully launched those, they'd ruin the value of far more valuable AMD and Nvidia cards than a doubled-up A380 would at ~$200. The A580 as it currently exist is aimed somewhere between the RTX3050 and RTX3060 and may be as cheap as $200 too. With the RX6600 sometimes available as low as $220, Intel may have no choice but to low-ball the A580-770 lineup as well.

I certainly do not think products based on the DG2-512 die will be commercially successful. Still, Intel had to make it in order to enable software development. I mean, you can't do play-testing with games running at under 10 FPS.

 

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I mean, you can't do play-testing with games running at under 10 FPS.

And something twice as powerful as the A380 would easily clear that bar, barring driver issues that would ruin the GPU no matter how powerful it may be, which is what Intel is currently hung up on.

 

[Chung Leong]

And something twice as powerful as the A380 would easily clear that bar, barring driver issues that would ruin the GPU no matter how powerful it may be, which is what Intel is currently hung up on.

~20FPS is not exactly playable either.