Intel confirms the Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card

Intel ARC A770 . Confirmed

Intel wants to steal the spotlight this week with an exclusive reveal of its desktop GPUs.

Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition desktop graphics processor, Source: LinusTechTips

Intel employees Tom Petersen and Ryan Shrout are taking a tour to visit popular YouTubers, showing off the new Arc Alchemist desktop graphics cards for the first time. The company just revealed the Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics processor with Nexus for gamers And now it’s time to show off the flagship model known as the A770.

While showing off LinusTechTips WAN, we got the full ‘Limited Edition’ ticket up close. The limited edition means that the card has a custom cooling solution with RGB lighting.

Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition desktop graphics processor, Source: LinusTechTips

Linus has yet to post the video showing the actual card in action. It has been said that the game has been shown in games but no analyzes are allowed at this point, as Intel is not currently sampling this card yet.

According to Petersen, the A770 is the first card you can finally play with, and it overclocks pretty well, he added. The card itself features a design similar to the A750 LE, a dual fan, four display connectors (3xDP, 1xHDMI) and dual power connectors (6-pin and 8-pin).

Unfortunately no specs have been confirmed today, but the A770 has appeared in several leaks already, and we know it will have an ACM-G10 GPU complete with 32 Xe-Cores. In terms of memory configuration, it should be powered by 16GB of GDDR6 memory, the highest configuration of all the Alchemist desktop SKUs.

Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition desktop graphics processor, Source: LinusTechTips

This model will go on sale through the retail channel sooner than “we know it”. The A770 LE won’t be exclusive to one store, like NVIDIA with Founders Edition and BestBuy. Arc Alchemist’s high-end desktop graphics cards are expected to be released later this summer. However, Intel has not confirmed the launch date.

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