I must be in the minority, but I’ve been digging Intels Arc GPUs. For their price point and the fact I don’t play bleeding edge AAA games, they’ve actually done pretty well. Additionally I’m tired of nvidia’s price gouging and AMD following after, I want to support a disruptive third party. Their driver support gets better every release and I can’t wait to see their next generation of cards.
Too many edge case issues, especially for someone who plays a lot of indie titles and uses Linux. Also, they kinda just went into the low performance market. If they’d launch something for the upper midrange I’d be more interested (assuming they improved on a lot of fronts of course).
I must be in the minority, but I’ve been digging Intels Arc GPUs. For their price point and the fact I don’t play bleeding edge AAA games, they’ve actually done pretty well. Additionally I’m tired of nvidia’s price gouging and AMD following after, I want to support a disruptive third party. Their driver support gets better every release and I can’t wait to see their next generation of cards.
Too many edge case issues, especially for someone who plays a lot of indie titles and uses Linux. Also, they kinda just went into the low performance market. If they’d launch something for the upper midrange I’d be more interested (assuming they improved on a lot of fronts of course).
I’d get an arc when upgrading but I’ve an 6800xt so there wouldn’t be an upgrade for me.
Didn’t even know Intel made dedicated GPUs. The integrated ones have always been positively terrible.
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