Arc A750 Limited Edition 8GB PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card

Downloaded the Intel driver and it was smooth sailing from here. There were no issues, and the card ran well probably due to updated tweaks and upgrades that happened in the past 6 months. I enjoyed the card. The only thing to watch out for is that temp can be quite high if pushed hard. A value buy BUT a misleading product info! IT IS ONLY 8 GB AND NOT 16 GB. Amazon, please check your sellers and don't ruin your portal.

ordered this as the like new version. Came in orginal packaging witch was sligtly damaged,but the gpu was in perfect condition and worked first try. It was able to run pretty much every game i threw at it at high settings with ususally over 60fps considering this is a $200 dollar card.One downside was the amount of VRAM in some games my fps was limited by the VRAM and not by the actual gpu For me is it was this or the AMD rx7600 I would definitely go for the a750 if you can find it for about the $200-$250 price range

I brought this item everything worked amazingly until I maxed out settings on rainbow six seige. Half way through the match the graphics card became super load and started vibrating from the fans I believe. I don’t know if something is wrong or it’s the power it’s running at but I’ve tried everything and still can get it back to how it was, Even in idle it runs at max. Need help please

After 8 months with the Intel Arc A750, I can confidently say Intel has created a surprisingly competitive GPU that punches above its weight class, especially considering the price point. Performance That Surprises: This card consistently delivers solid 1440p gaming performance in most modern titles. I'm getting 60+ FPS in games like Cyberpunk 2077 (medium-high settings), Forza Horizon 5 (high settings), and excellent performance in esports titles. The 8GB VRAM buffer is genuinely useful and helps with texture quality in demanding games. What really impressed me is the ray tracing performance - it's actually quite decent for the price range. While you won't max out RT settings, medium ray tracing in many games is absolutely playable. Driver Maturity Has Improved: Early concerns about driver stability have largely been resolved. Intel has been surprisingly proactive with monthly driver updates, and I've experienced very few crashes or compatibility issues in recent months. Performance has noticeably improved since launch through driver optimizations. The Arc Control software is clean and intuitive - much better than some alternatives from other manufacturers. Value Proposition: At current pricing, this card offers excellent price-to-performance, especially if you can catch it on sale. It's competitive with similarly priced offerings from AMD and NVIDIA while often providing more VRAM. Some Considerations: Older games (pre-2018) can have compatibility quirks, though this has improved significantly Power consumption is slightly higher than I'd prefer Ray tracing, while decent, isn't quite at the level of competing cards Only 1-year warranty is shorter than competitors Who Should Buy This: Perfect for 1440p gamers on a budget, content creators who need the extra VRAM, or anyone wanting to support competition in the GPU market. If you primarily play modern games and want solid performance without breaking the bank, this is a great choice. Bottom Line: Intel has created a genuinely competitive product that offers real value. While it's not perfect, the combination of solid performance, regular driver updates, and competitive pricing makes this an easy recommendation for mid-range builds. Would I recommend it? Yes, especially at current prices.

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