At the extreme master 2022 conference held recently, Intel demonstrated the arc limited edition independent graphics card for high-end game PCs The arc limited edition graphics card adopts the acm-g10 'alchemist' GPU configuration. Both sides of the body are decorated with aluminum and designed with an all black cover.
From the photos taken on site, it is the same as the trailer displayed by Intel in the "on" event. We can also see that the graphics card is powered by the 8+6-pin connector configuration, which means that the maximum board power is 300W (150w+75w slave connector and 75W power supply from PCIe interface).
For more detailed photos, you can see that three DisplayPort ports and one HDMI port are provided, and you can more clearly see the i/o bracket. Intel has confirmed that the new arc alchemist will begin to support the latest DisplayPort 1.4A and HDMI 2.0B interface graphics card architectures.
The printed circuit board displays up to 8 video memory modules. From this observation, the card may be a 16 GB Model (considered the flagship model of Intel's new series), so it is likely to be an advanced variant of the flagship arc 7 A770 graphics card, which will use the complete arc acm-g10 GPU 32 Xe core.
The following are the expected specifications for the complete arc alchemist dgpu series:
● arc a770:acm-g10 GPU, up to 16 GB memory (faster than RTX 3060 Ti)
● arc a750:acm-g10 GPU, up to 12 GB memory (faster than RTX 3060)
● arc a580:acm-g10 GPU, up to 8 GB memory (equivalent to RTX 3060)
● arc a380:acm-g11 GPU, up to 6 GB memory (faster than RTX 3050)
● arc a350:acm-g11 GPU, up to 4 GB memory (equivalent to RTX 3050)
● arc a310:acm-g11 GPU, up to 4 GB memory (faster than RX 6400)
