I currently have an ARC A750 in my main rig. About a 2-3 weeks ago they released a driver update that makes the A750 perform better than a RTX 4060 in productivity workloads. It keeps getting better.
I have the rtx 2070 and the rtx 3060 is basically the same thing but instead uses pcie 4.0 Rtx 4060 is the same thing as rtx 3060...... Nvidia JUST WHYYY!!!? You are giving me no reason to upgrade, yet the rtx 2070 is now 5 years old!
im proud of how far intel has come compared to a year ago. software and optimization is so crazy... like the fact that they are able to make a card so much better by just driver updates blows my mind haha. Thank you for making this video by the way! I was trying to figure out how good the intel a750 is today since the performance changes so frequently with that card lol. Thank you again I just liked and subbed :)
Yeah, as you can see specially in benchmarks the performance the arc cards give is really good, just in games it just won't get used properly, with a lot of games having rendering issues or with the card using a lot less power that it could. The performance is there, and intel is actively working on unlocking it as they probably know all the work they put into their drivers now will also help in their future generations of cardsm
brother I don't understand your language but I want to ask one question I want to buy GPU ( INTEL ARC 750) VS ( GIGABYTE RTX 3060 ) IN PRICE ONLY ARC 750 IS 3000 CHEAPER BUT I want for video editing , rendering fast video , I don't want to do gaming, my focus on productivity SO WHICH ONE I SHOULD go for it In My Mind I Think I should go for RTX 3060 BECAUSE IT CONSUME LESS WATT POWER CAMPARE TO ARC 750 So tell me , please Reply as fast as you can .
The Arc a750 has improved a lot, and it can render as fast or generally faster than the 3060 so I would go for the Intel option in just productivity I think. It's true the RTX card uses less power and has more VRAM but the arc is way more powerful in raw performance and should get better with future updates and development from Intel.
Then for that budget maybe it's a good option to consider, it should be good for content creation as it has really good encoders and decoders but I don't know how much is the driver developed on that front, as a second hand option could be one of the best tho maybe consider second hand options like a 3060 from nvidia if you can find it at that price
@@teflonstestbench yeh in second hand I can get rtx 3060ti or rtx 3070 may be but ebay doesn't work in India. I have visited the offline market for used graphics card
so in theory the arc a750 is better but if your not benching you can see the years of nvidia gaming drivers pays off better preformance happy with my 285 euro rtx3060 purchase :) only 20 bucks higher then a750 in my country
I wish someone would test Bethesda games with these cards. I feel like Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 are staples of the PC gaming space. Everyone I know has played them is playing them or will play them. For some reason in Bethesda title pre-Starfield the Intel lags behind the Nvidia cards by well more than half. In Fallout 76 I get 50ish FPS and there are stutters in gameplay. An Nvidia 1060 does 2x fps. But move to Starfield the Intel card beats the 2070 by 10-15%. Something like the new Forza the A-770 almost doubles the performance of the 2070. There's clear evidence the DX10-DX11 Bethesda titles have been totally ignored by Intel and I speculate their omission from literally all these tests is why Intel missed them. They focus on what they think people are playing. Half the games you tested I've never even heard of!
I understand what you say, but I cannot test every single game in existance for every card with all configurations, so I just tests the ones I have and the ones I think makes the most sense. Of course I'm not gonna test Skyrim or those old games, especially if they are engine limited. Also starfield for GPUs is not a good test as it relies mostly on the CPU in most areas so it's not that I hate those games, I've played most in fact, is that they are not optimal for comparing cards and that I'm not in the hunt for every minor problem Intel arc cards have in every single title, specially when it's known this things can happen.
Solid budget cards might get an arc for games and primarly 3d modeling
I currently have an ARC A750 in my main rig. About a 2-3 weeks ago they released a driver update that makes the A750 perform better than a RTX 4060 in productivity workloads. It keeps getting better.
@mincraftgimer the arc cards have a lot of raw power, as you can see on the benchmarks, so that are bit by bit releasing all they have
@@teflonstestbench Yeah they have a lot of raw power. They just need to let games take advantage of that power.
Amazing arc card performance nowadays, I have one and the problem is the temperature 😢, Intel's working good
Here’s a fix use fan curve and increase fan speed your temperature prob wil be fixed
I have the rtx 2070 and the rtx 3060 is basically the same thing but instead uses pcie 4.0
Rtx 4060 is the same thing as rtx 3060...... Nvidia JUST WHYYY!!!? You are giving me no reason to upgrade, yet the rtx 2070 is now 5 years old!
4060 is 15% faster than 3060 basically the same price online and uses very little power, its btter idk wat u mean
im proud of how far intel has come compared to a year ago. software and optimization is so crazy... like the fact that they are able to make a card so much better by just driver updates blows my mind haha. Thank you for making this video by the way! I was trying to figure out how good the intel a750 is today since the performance changes so frequently with that card lol. Thank you again I just liked and subbed :)
Yeah, as you can see specially in benchmarks the performance the arc cards give is really good, just in games it just won't get used properly, with a lot of games having rendering issues or with the card using a lot less power that it could. The performance is there, and intel is actively working on unlocking it as they probably know all the work they put into their drivers now will also help in their future generations of cardsm
Just hold on a little longer besides the rtx 2070 is still solid.
brother I don't understand your language but I want to ask one question I want to buy GPU ( INTEL ARC 750) VS ( GIGABYTE RTX 3060 ) IN PRICE ONLY ARC 750 IS 3000 CHEAPER BUT I want for video editing , rendering fast video , I don't want to do gaming, my focus on productivity SO WHICH ONE I SHOULD go for it In My Mind I Think I should go for RTX 3060 BECAUSE IT CONSUME LESS WATT POWER CAMPARE TO ARC 750 So tell me , please Reply as fast as you can .
The Arc a750 has improved a lot, and it can render as fast or generally faster than the 3060 so I would go for the Intel option in just productivity I think. It's true the RTX card uses less power and has more VRAM but the arc is way more powerful in raw performance and should get better with future updates and development from Intel.
Ahora la arc a750 está muy buena por 200 dólares no tiene competencia
Wow! Im gonna buy arc 750 tomorrow than!
Is it arc a750 is good option in 2023. My main work is content creator, video editing, streaming. My budget is $200. I cant go up
Then for that budget maybe it's a good option to consider, it should be good for content creation as it has really good encoders and decoders but I don't know how much is the driver developed on that front, as a second hand option could be one of the best tho maybe consider second hand options like a 3060 from nvidia if you can find it at that price
@@teflonstestbench yeh in second hand I can get rtx 3060ti or rtx 3070 may be but ebay doesn't work in India. I have visited the offline market for used graphics card
Then those could be good options, I think the RTX 3060 ti or RTX 3070 are better if they are in a good second hand state
so in theory the arc a750 is better but if your not benching you can see the years of nvidia gaming drivers pays off better preformance happy with my 285 euro rtx3060 purchase :) only 20 bucks higher then a750 in my country
I wish someone would test Bethesda games with these cards. I feel like Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 are staples of the PC gaming space. Everyone I know has played them is playing them or will play them. For some reason in Bethesda title pre-Starfield the Intel lags behind the Nvidia cards by well more than half. In Fallout 76 I get 50ish FPS and there are stutters in gameplay. An Nvidia 1060 does 2x fps. But move to Starfield the Intel card beats the 2070 by 10-15%. Something like the new Forza the A-770 almost doubles the performance of the 2070. There's clear evidence the DX10-DX11 Bethesda titles have been totally ignored by Intel and I speculate their omission from literally all these tests is why Intel missed them. They focus on what they think people are playing. Half the games you tested I've never even heard of!
I understand what you say, but I cannot test every single game in existance for every card with all configurations, so I just tests the ones I have and the ones I think makes the most sense. Of course I'm not gonna test Skyrim or those old games, especially if they are engine limited. Also starfield for GPUs is not a good test as it relies mostly on the CPU in most areas so it's not that I hate those games, I've played most in fact, is that they are not optimal for comparing cards and that I'm not in the hunt for every minor problem Intel arc cards have in every single title, specially when it's known this things can happen.
12gb vram lol