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SPARKLE has new low-profile Intel Arc A380 GENIE and Arc A310 ECO graphics cards coming - Vimarsana News

SPARKLE has new low-profile Intel Arc A380 GENIE and Arc A310 ECO graphics cards coming

SPARKLE's latest Intel Arc GPUs sport low-profile form-factors designed for small builds and media PCs wanting AV1 encoding and AI hardware.

Intel Arc A580 GPU graphics cards are finally confirmed with prices starting at $179.99 - Vimarsana News

Intel Arc A580 GPU graphics cards are finally confirmed with prices starting at $179.99

Intel has finally confirmed the Arc A580 GPU, which it says offers gamers solid performance for PC games at a lower price point. Graphics cards with the GPU will go on sale today starting at $179.99.

Source: neowin.net
Sparkle returns to the GPU space with three new Intel Arc models - Vimarsana News

Sparkle returns to the GPU space with three new Intel Arc models

Sparkle hasn't released a discrete graphics card since 2013, but the company is back with three new Intel Arc GPU releases targeting mainstream gamers.

Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition Review - Vimarsana News

Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition Review

The Arc A770 Limited Edition is Intel's first credible effort at breaking into the discrete graphics market. It has a few issues (especially with older games), but its pricing, huge pool of memory in our test card, and general performance put it in the graphics conversation.

Source: pcmag.com
New Gunnir Arc A380 Graphics Card Ditches 6-Pin Power Connector - Vimarsana News

New Gunnir Arc A380 Graphics Card Ditches 6-Pin Power Connector

Gunnir has introduced a new Arc A380 graphics card to the market, known as the Index. This model — in contrast to the Photon — features lower frequencies and ditches the 6-pin PCIe plug.