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It’s finally time to stop ignoring Intel GPUs
- Intel is set to launch the first discrete graphics on desktop packing Intel’s Battlemage architecture, the Arc B580.
- Intel is fulfilling AMD’s traditional role in the GPU market, serving as a counterweight to rising prices on budget GPUs from AMD and Nvidia.
- With its 12GB VRAM capacity, Intel's new B580 and B570 GPUs address the problem of modern gaming experience with limited VRAM capacity.
- Intel had many issues with its earlier drivers and software, which are now (mostly) behind Intel. Today, DirectX 9 performance is on-par with DirectX 11.
- Intel is taking precautions to avoid heavy driver issues and ensure more VRAM storage than traditional GPUs.
- The upcoming B580 GPU will prove a compelling option to Nvidia and AMD’s offerings at prices around $250 with compelling performance claims.
- Intel's success is directly attributed to driver updates, which are necessary to stay competitive against AMD and Nvidia.
- It’s a card you should definitely keep an eye on, and possible that Intel may have cards reaching the $250 mark throughout.
- Intel's ARC GPUs are a proof of the changing tide of the graphics card market.
- Intel's improving graphics cards and drivers direct counterweights for the rising prices on budget GPUs from AMD and Nvidia manufacturers.
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