its good at making videos though which he didn't test, its not a gaming card
[Smooth Brain Mode]It's good at AV1 encoding though, which Gamers Nexus did not test.[/Smooth Brain Mode]
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Intel Arc series unveiled with the Alchemist dGPU to arrive in Q1 2022
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[Smooth Brain Mode]It's good at AV1 encoding though, which Gamers Nexus did not test.[/Smooth Brain Mode]
If you say so, it's at 38k views so far, I don't think it's going to be one of Steves best earners.
Caporegime
I think he means the GPU.
Soldato
I think he means the GPU.
It (they/them/Steve) is good at making videos though right?..
Great use of transistors too:
So it is way slower than Navi 24 (RX 6400 is not the full die), uses more power, and presumably costs them an extra 50% to produce.
Brute-force, bulldozing even. Hm, actually Intel's CPU have been doing that for a while now. Even Alder Lake's P cores are hardly good in terms of perf/watt or perf/transistors. Not that matters in some cases. Apple's M1 does use plenty transistors but then it doesn't have to scale too far; Intel's CPU problems is that to compete with Milan and Genoa they really need 64+ cores and the P cores are simply too large for that.
Brute-force, bulldozing even. Hm, actually Intel's CPU have been doing that for a while now. Even Alder Lake's P cores are hardly good in terms of perf/watt or perf/transistors. Not that matters in some cases. Apple's M1 does use plenty transistors but then it doesn't have to scale too far; Intel's CPU problems is that to compete with Milan and Genoa they really need 64+ cores and the P cores are simply too large for that.
Caporegime
Great use of transistors too:
So it is way slower than Navi 24 (RX 6400 is not the full die), uses more power, and presumably costs them an extra 50% to produce.
Brute-force, bulldozing even. Hm, actually Intel's CPU have been doing that for a while now. Even Alder Lake's P cores are hardly good in terms of perf/watt or perf/transistors. Not that matters in some cases. Apple's M1 does use plenty transistors but then it doesn't have to scale too far; Intel's CPU problems is that to compete with Milan and Genoa they really need 64+ cores and the P cores are simply too large for that.
The GTX 1050Ti is 132mm^2, per die area its not even as good as Nvidia's ancient Maxwell on 14nm.
Are we still expecting it to match or beat the RTX 3070? MLID??????????????? that's a pretty powerful GPU.
I'd heard some reports that ARC (presently) doesn't work at all well with Ryzen CPUs and requires an Intel chip to work properly - Gamers Nexus didn't mention anything about that in their review so I'm guessing they didn't test it on a Ryzen PC..? Would have been nice to either confirm or deny that particular rumour...
I hadn't heard that, it would be a disaster if true.
Soldato
This is what happens when reviewers have intel/nvidia based test systems. If true however it wont be long till another reviewer picks up on that.
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That's fairly old info now, hopefully it's been fixed since.
Soldato
Jensen's old buddy Tom back in town with intel arc.
Good video. Even a cameo by the Shrout. Coming "sooner than you think". Targeting their top 100 games with drivers, seem more interested initially in Vulkan and DX12. Three players would make things a lot more interesting. Reading between the lines I suspect their cards will play best with Intel CPU's.
Wasn't it $129-$139?
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It's a shame they showed performance of the A380 instead of the A750 which the video was supposed to be about lol
I suspect there will be a series of videos on this, got to farm those clicks
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I imagine given relative performance of the 380 the 750 will probably be around 3060 levels if we're lucky, but the price will probably be more competitiveI suspect there will be a series of videos on this, got to farm those clicks
Yes I think given a few generations Intel will be competitive at the midrange down. They don't need to be the fastest if they have good price to performance.