Intel Arc A750 is 3 to 5% faster than NVIDIA RTX 3060 in modern games
Over at Intel website, one can find new benchmark results featuring Arc A750 desktop GPU performance. This is the upcoming mid-range model featuring cut-down ACM-G10 Alchemist GPU.
Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition, Source: Intel
The article and video posted is focusing on A750 performance in modern APIs, such as DirectX12 and Vulkan. Ryan Shrout and Tom Petersen from Intel claim that these are not cherry picked titles, but rather games that are interesting, used by GPU reviewers or are simply popular on Steam. On average the A750 should perform better than RTX 3060 at least by 3%.
Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition vs NVIDIA RTX 3060, Source: Intel
In DirectX12 API comparison at 1920×1080 resolution with Ultra settings, described as a sweet spot for the A750 GPU, Intel GPU trades places with GeForce RTX 3060, one of the most popular mid-range cards from NVIDIA. As said, this chart represents the current state of the driver optimizations, but this should still improve in the future.
ARC A750 DirectX12 1920×1080 resolution, Source: Intel
The company also provided performance figures for 2560×1440 resolution at High settings. Most of the time the card offers above 60 FPS and on average it’s 5% faster than RTX 3060:
ARC A750 DirectX12 2560×1440 resolution, Source: Intel
The DirectX12 is not the only modern API capable of low-level hardware calls. Intel is also providing benchmark results for Vulkan for games such as Rainbow Six Extraction, Dota2 or Doom. In this case, A750 trades places with 3060 depending on a resolution, but it appears to offer better performance at higher (1440p) resolution while loosing slightly at 1080p.
ARC A750 VULKAN, Source: Intel
Both cards were tested on an identical Intel i9-12900K powered systems with ASUS ROG Maximus Z690 Hero motherboard equipped with 32GB of DDR5-4800 memory and the same Win11 Pro systems.
System settings, Source: Intel
Intel is yet to reveal the full specs of the A750 desktop GPU. More importantly we are still waiting for the official update on the release date and pricing. For now its it’s just Intel claims without any 3rd party validation.
