Intel unveiled the look of its gaming graphics card

Intel has been promising to break into the graphics card market for several years, but it has only just begun to take some active steps.

First, the company talked about graphicArc processors for laptops, and on March 30, the official Youtube account presented the appearance of Arc A-series Limited Edition gaming graphics cards for desktop PCs.

The design of the video card is strict, without any fashionable RGB backlights, we can also note the absence of an analogue of AMD Crossfire or Nvidia SLI, with which you can connect several devices into a single buffer.

However, it is too early to judge the appearance,it is, after all, a concept. Cards from Nvidia and AMD, produced by the companies themselves, are also not masterpieces of design, while something really interesting comes out of their partners.

The presented model is equipped with two fans.

The new cards will support the full gentleman's suite, including AI-based supersampling and ray tracing.

However, whether the new product will be able to adequately compete with Nvidia and AMD, which have been delighting with excellent video cards for decades and have a number of trump cards up their sleeves, is not yet known.

However, a lot depends on the software.security. If the green camp of Nvidia is basically doing well with this issue, then the red camp is far from being so smooth and some drivers may come out for months or simply broken.