Intel Arc A380 with 6GB memory launches (updated)

Specifications and gameplay performance of the Intel Arc A380 desktop graphics card are disclosed. The info leaked by displaying a gaming PC with an Intel Core i5-12400F and the Arc A380 in China, the post was removed. 

According to the photos and screenshots, the GPU has 6 GB of GDDR6 memory coupled with a small 96-bit bus and 8 Xe cores or 1024 shaders, as mentioned on videocardz.

MSI appears to be preparing an overclocked Intel A380 model. Sadly, no information regarding GPU speed has been released. However, performance statistics for well-known eSports games were included. At 1080p with the medium and poor quality presets, we will be able to play PUBG at 94 frames per second. League of Legends at approximately 200 FPS, Overwatch at 100 FPS, and Eternal Catastrophe at 85 FPS. the first wave of Arc desktop GPUs would be available solely to Chinese OEMs and the Chinese market. Given the tremendous expansion of the eSports business in the region, it makes sense for Intel to introduce its budget and mid-range graphics cards in Asia.

The majority of the supply will likely go directly to Internet cafés and eSports facilities in China that are accustomed to purchasing GPUs in quantity and at low prices. These businesses often only support a small number of games, and those games are almost always of the eSport variety, which with a GTX 1650 perform fairly well in the majority of cases, and they would undoubtedly be prepared to overlook certain driver bugs in exchange for discounts and rebates.

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In China, Intel officially introduced the Arc A380 Alchemist entry-mainstream desktop graphics card at USD $150. The Arc A380 "Alchemist" is created using the TSMC N6 (6 nm) silicon fabrication process and the Xe-HPG graphics architecture.

The A380 desktop GPU has 8 Xe Cores, or 128 EU (execution units), for a total of 1,024 unified shaders. The chip has a 96-bit wide GDDR6 memory interface and supports 6 GB of memory. Despite these hardware specifications, you get full DirectX 12 Ultimate support, including ray tracing and the XeSS performance boost. There are also a number of content-creation accelerators available, such as Intel XMX and AV1 hardware-encode capabilities.