The arc cards are remarkable value for money and are only likely to get better with time as the drivers are optimised but let's hand it to the 2080 as this must have been a monster of a card when it was released.
A770 ~ 2080 super(or more depending) /between 7600/7600XT, A750 ~ 2070 super / 6600XT , A580 ~ 2060 super ; they trade blows in various games due to optimizations but that's basically how it is horse power wise. Is impossible to pick a clear winner because some benchmarks are faster some are slower by as much as 20% even between like a 6600XT and a 2070 , just the way it goes. ARC is more future proof than the 20 series though as long as intel keeps up with the drivers. Only reason not to buy ARC is if your PC doesn't support ReBar or u play the handful of games that are still broken on the drivers. A750 is about $200 and 770 is $299 , for the price u can't beat it even buying a used GPU. Also, can't go wrong with 6600XT if you have pcie4.0, but not good with 3.0. 6700XT is one of the absolute best deals along with 3060TI. 7600 / 7600XT also very good but require pcie 4.0 again to get best performance. Where ARC wins is price, as long as u can deal with the drivers which Intel is churning out fixes non stop. :) --also none of these tests to compare what i said above has raytracing or upscaling on, that changes the numbers also, it's complicated
the arc has already passed the 6600 in terms of performance, soon it will be better than the next gens hopefully. i was gonna buy the 6600 until i discovered this card, and it gets better every driver update
Hey i have a R7 5700x and Arc750 OC Photon edition . There is no bottleneck in the system right ? And i should be able to get some more fps for the OC version GPU ?
It depends. In theory yes but the oc is usually really small and sometimes they get override by the boosting system of the card, so if you have a final higher clock than in this video then yeah, you should get more performance but there are a lot of factors that affect performance so it might not be noticeable or be worst, or a lot better like the game, quality settings, CPU, ram, overall system, Windows processes running in the background installed apps, storage... So if you had an identical system and that was the only variable changed then yeah, you should get more performance but as I said before there are a lot more factors determining performance so the final performance could be different.
Учитывая что в последнее время intel довольно часто выпускают новый пакет драйверов с оптимизацией, думаю что у Intel arc 750 еще не весь потенциал раскрыт, поэтому я себе заказал неделю назад )
It's becoming a better card with those with improving drivers and at ray tracing is the best at that price. The key here is that you can usually get it for cheaper than other cards so if you can find it for cheap I would go for it.
@@teflonstestbench i will buy it soon for sure , currently im using gtx 1050ti 😄 , costs me more than its actual price (2×) in 2021, around 21000 indian rupees that is 253 💵 dollars 😥
It should be supported on all RX 6000 series and up via driver implementation, so yeah, it should be on that card. Unfortunately I don't own the RX 6600 anymore to test it on kt
The arc cards are remarkable value for money and are only likely to get better with time as the drivers are optimised but let's hand it to the 2080 as this must have been a monster of a card when it was released.
I've just bought the a750 just waiting for it to arrive and can't wait to try it out,upgrading from the rx 590 should be a massive difference
A770 ~ 2080 super(or more depending) /between 7600/7600XT, A750 ~ 2070 super / 6600XT , A580 ~ 2060 super ; they trade blows in various games due to optimizations but that's basically how it is horse power wise. Is impossible to pick a clear winner because some benchmarks are faster some are slower by as much as 20% even between like a 6600XT and a 2070 , just the way it goes. ARC is more future proof than the 20 series though as long as intel keeps up with the drivers. Only reason not to buy ARC is if your PC doesn't support ReBar or u play the handful of games that are still broken on the drivers. A750 is about $200 and 770 is $299 , for the price u can't beat it even buying a used GPU. Also, can't go wrong with 6600XT if you have pcie4.0, but not good with 3.0. 6700XT is one of the absolute best deals along with 3060TI. 7600 / 7600XT also very good but require pcie 4.0 again to get best performance. Where ARC wins is price, as long as u can deal with the drivers which Intel is churning out fixes non stop. :) --also none of these tests to compare what i said above has raytracing or upscaling on, that changes the numbers also, it's complicated
the arc has already passed the 6600 in terms of performance, soon it will be better than the next gens hopefully. i was gonna buy the 6600 until i discovered this card, and it gets better every driver update
Bro do you face any crashing often? How long are using this. Share your experience pls.
Hey i have a R7 5700x and Arc750 OC Photon edition . There is no bottleneck in the system right ? And i should be able to get some more fps for the OC version GPU ?
It depends. In theory yes but the oc is usually really small and sometimes they get override by the boosting system of the card, so if you have a final higher clock than in this video then yeah, you should get more performance but there are a lot of factors that affect performance so it might not be noticeable or be worst, or a lot better like the game, quality settings, CPU, ram, overall system, Windows processes running in the background installed apps, storage...
So if you had an identical system and that was the only variable changed then yeah, you should get more performance but as I said before there are a lot more factors determining performance so the final performance could be different.
Should i buy intel arc 750 ?😊
Учитывая что в последнее время intel довольно часто выпускают новый пакет драйверов с оптимизацией, думаю что у Intel arc 750 еще не весь потенциал раскрыт, поэтому я себе заказал неделю назад )
It's becoming a better card with those with improving drivers and at ray tracing is the best at that price. The key here is that you can usually get it for cheaper than other cards so if you can find it for cheap I would go for it.
@@teflonstestbench i will buy it soon for sure , currently im using gtx 1050ti 😄 , costs me more than its actual price (2×) in 2021, around 21000 indian rupees that is 253 💵 dollars 😥
Given it was in 2021 it was not that bad, but now with the ARC card you will get a lot more performance
@@teflonstestbenchI just bought a near new one for £150
All of them are dx12 😅 I think it's a great choice for the Arc A750.
Sadly it is the only API that supports Ray tracing so yeah, its gonna be DX12 except some really special cases.
Can I use arc a750 with my r5 7600 and a 550w psu 😊
Yeah should be good, just make sure to enable reBAR/SAM on the Bios for the best performance.
Does rx 6600 support AFMF? (amd frame gen) And if it can can you please make video of CYBERPUNK 2077 RAY TRACING with AFMF please on rx 6600
It should be supported on all RX 6000 series and up via driver implementation, so yeah, it should be on that card. Unfortunately I don't own the RX 6600 anymore to test it on kt
@@teflonstestbench thank you I might test it out myself
try the Intel Arc A770 16GB version
I want to get it soon, but it's a little expensive for me locally
@@teflonstestbench I have Intel Arc A770 and it perfectly surpasses RTX 3060, but I don't know if it surpasses RTX 2080 Super, etc.
I will eventually get it and test it, but I think it should come ahead of the rtx 2080super, or atleast both should be really close
Can u do this without ray traccing?
In the video description there is a link to another test with these cards without ray tracing :)
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