Intel has confirmed the availability of two variants of the A770 GPU, with 8GB and 16GB of memory. The former will be available at an initial price of $329 USD, while the latter will be priced at $349 USD. Intel has also confirmed that the price of the Limited Edition will be $349 USD. The Limited Edition will only be available with 16GB of VRAM. The TDP of this model is 225W, and it features a complete ACM-G10 GPU with 32 Xe-Cores. The A770 with 8GB will be exclusive to board partners like ASRock and GUNNIR.
In addition, the pricing of the A750 has at last been decided. The ACM-G10 GPU was scaled down to have 28 Xe-Cores and 8GB VRAM. Intel has opted to price this card at $289, only $30 less than the A770 8GB.
The Limited Edition will be accessible via retail partners on the day of release. Currently, we only have the info for the US market but Intel is focusing on expanding its card distribution to other international and regional markets. However, the MSRP for other countries has not been announced yet.
The release dates for all of Intel’s GPUs have been confirmed, and they are all set for October 12th. This means that we will see the release of not one but four separate cards: the RTX 4090, the A770 16GB, the A770 8GB, and the A750. Tom Petersen has announced that we will see reviews for Arc A7 GPUs next week.
Via Intel