Intel Arc A770 GPU Review – Is it good for gaming?

Intel Arc A770 GPU has launched on the PC gaming market, delivering midrange performance with XeSS upscaling technology.

The wait is finally over. Intel has launched its new ARC family GPU, Arc A770. This GPU holds 16GB of video memory with some latest features like Xess upscaling technology. One of the impressive features is that this GPU comes with output port support HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.0. Arc A770 is also compatible with the latest gen DirectX 12 and hardware-based accelerated Ray Tracing.

We did an experimental test on this to see what it honestly can do and what its actual capability is. We build a gaming PC with Intel ARC A770 GPU with all possible latest-gen gaming hardware. We ran a few latest games on it by keeping the game settings on ultra-high mode to collect the fps benchmarks of it.

Before any delay, check the all-new Intel ARC A770 GPU gaming experimental benchmarks.

Intel Arc A770 GPU Specifications

Here are the details of the Intel ARC GPU electronics architecture.

Model Name	DG2-512
GPU Variant	ACM-G10
Architecture	Generation 12.7
Generation	Alchemist
Video Memory	16GB
Memory	GDDR6
Memory Bus	256 bit
Bus Interface	PCIe Express 4.0 x 16
Bandwidth	559.4 GB/s
Base Clock	2100 MHz
Boost Clock	2100 MHz
Memory Clock	2185 MHz with 17.5 Gbps Effective
DirectX	v12.2 Ultimate
TDP	225 W
Suggested PSU	550 W
Output	1x HDMI 2.1 3x Displayport 2.0
Price	$329

Intel Arc A770 GPU Test Experiment Details

Here are the details of the Experimental system we used for the Intel A770 GPU gaming fps benchmark.

CPU	AMD Ryzen 9 7950X
GPU	Intel ARC A770 16GB
MEMORY	Kingston 32GB DDR5 5200 Frequency
STORAGE	1 TB WD M.2 NVMe SSD
MOTHERBOARD	Gigabyte X670E Aorus Master Mobo AM5 LGA 1718
CPU COOLER	Cooler Master ML 360 liquid Cooler
OPERATING SYSTEM	Microsoft Windows 11 64bit with the latest patch updated files
PSU	EVGA 1600W 80 Plus Gold Certified Fully Modular

Intel Arc A770 GPU Gaming Performance

Here are the details of the outcomes of the Intel Arc A770 GPU gaming benchmark. All games were set to 1080p ultra settings.

GAME NAME	Intel Arc A770 GPU FPS Benchmark
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla	72 fps avg
Borderlands 3	94 fps avg
Cyberpunk 2077	69 fps avg
Horizon Zero Dawn	93 fps avg
Days Gone	88 fps avg
Red Dead Redemption 2	81 fps avg
Watch Dogs Legion	99 fps avg
Dying Light 2	86 fps avg
Resident Evil Village	160 fps avg
Far Cry 6	118 fps avg
Forza Horizon 5	78 fps avg
God of War 5	63 fps avg
Halo Infinite	60 fps avg
Hitman 3	109 fps avg
Rainbow Six Siege	175 fps avg
Marvel’s Spiderman	133 fps avg
Shadow of the Tomb Raider	93 fps avg

Intel Arc A770 GPU Final Verdict

From the above chart list, we can see that in all games, this Intel Arc GPU can deliver more than 60+ fps in every game. Also, some significantly more fps have been visible in Resident Evil Village, Far Cry 6, Rainbow Six Siege, and Marvel’s Spiderman games of more than 150+ fps. So this card can deliver a good midrange performance for all the latest-gen games.

But on the flip side, you need to know that the Intel Arc GPU is not supported for older generation titles, and you will not be able to run old games with this Graphics Card. Yes, the performance is almost at par with the RTX 3060Ti, but right now, it is a worthy choice to go with an Intel or AMD Graphics Card.

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