Arc A580 News Today

We haven't seen a true budget GPU in a few years, but Intel's Arc A580 fills that gap with compelling 1080p performance at a fantastic price.

Intel is showing the budget gaming GPU space some much-needed love with the release of the Arc A580, a sub-$200 card for 1080p gaming.

The A580 has returned from the wilderness - is this Intel GPU worth buying?

Mainly because at the time of writing, the Arc A750 has been cut in price so it's only a touch more expensive - and it gives you a bit of extra pep.

A new slide has surfaced unveiling Intel’s long-forgotten Arc A580 GPU, accompanied by two custom models. Note, however, that the recently leaked slide suggests that Intel did indeed make some slight adjustments to the specifications, although these changes are relatively minor. Moreover, Nvidia plans to launch a new and slower variant of the RTX 3050 …

We thought this Intel GPU was never going to come out, but it actually seems to be on the way.

Two leaks have come in, affirming that Intel is finally releasing its Arc A580, and that NVIDIA is supposedly creating a cut down RTX 3050 with just 6GB of VRAM.

Nearly a year ago, Intel made headlines with the introduction of the Arc A580 GPU, a promising mid-series desktop gaming card. However, it seems that the company has somewhat neglected it. In the meantime, the Alchemist lineup has been divided into the A7 and A3 series, while the A5 series has been put on hold. …

Intel's long-forgotten discrete GPU made a sudden appearance in benchmarks after months of silence.

Intel revealed the Arc A580 almost a year ago now, but the desktop graphics card has since been missing in action - hopefully, not for much longer...