Thats not what im on about. Im on about v-sync not freesync or gsync.
My Arc PC is put away right now but I believe it does have the ability to control Vsync, and Smooth Sync actually covers this.
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Thats not what im on about. Im on about v-sync not freesync or gsync.
Will look into what smooth sync isMy Arc PC is put away right now but I believe it does have the ability to control Vsync, and Smooth Sync actually covers this.
Arc Pro A60 looks like it could be a decent budget card - double the specs of the A380 (12GB RAM), single slot blower style cooler, supposedly $130, so probably £179-£199 over here.
Should slot in somewhere near a GTX1660 or RTX 3050
Intel Launches Arc Pro A60 Graphics Card: ACM-G12 GPU, 12 GB VRAM, All In A 130W Single-Slot Design For $130
Intel has unveiled new entrants in the professional GPU lineup, the Arc Pro A60 & A60M Mobile, featuring the Alchemist architecture.wccftech.com
In the court filings Intel just has to reference their own case that they lost to AMD back in 2005 for doing basically the exact same thing.
TLDW: launchesearlymid 2024 with near to RTX 4080 gaming performance (but not quite there), andbetter thansimilar 4080 compute performance.
I mean, I don't really care about Intel being screwed over, but I do care about Nvidia continuing to make the graphics market a terrible place.^^ "Nvidia reportedly pressures partners to stop them building next-gen Intel Battlemage GPUs"
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The ironic thing is that Intel probably won't do anything about it, unless they reference:
Can these cards play dx9 games and older stuff too? Or limited to dx11 and 12?