Intel's Arc A750 8 GB graphics card just continues to drop in pricing and Newegg currently offers it at its lowest price ever.
Intel Arc A750 8 GB Graphics Card Now Costs $225 US, Same Price As RX 6600 & $100 US Cheaper Than RTX 3060
Ever since Intel announced that its Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics card was being price cut to $249 US, we have seen retailers and AIBs offering even better discounts and promos on the card.
Now, US retailer, Newegg, has announced that the Intel Arc A750 8 GB graphics card will be getting an additional $25 US off using the promo code "PAX323B" which will bring its price down from $249 US to just $224 US. Along with this deal, you get an addition $99.99 US game bundle which is great for users who want to try out this graphics card in some new gaming titles.
To make this deal even better, the Intel Arc A750 8 GB graphics card is now priced the same as the entry-level AMD Radeon RX 6600 models which retail around $225-$229 US while the card will sit a bit ahead of them and actually targets the RX 6650 XT. The card is also around $100 US cheaper vs the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12 GB graphics card which is its main competitor and this deal makes it an even better choice given that the card was already sitting much ahead of the green team card at its $249.99 US pricing.
Now, this isn't the lowest price for the Intel Arc A750 8 GB graphics card which we have seen yet as Japanese retailers are offering the card on sale for a mind-blowing $180 US but that's limited to the different market. This Newegg deals makes the A750 8 GB the cheapest listing in the states so far.
It looks like Intel and retailers are really trying to clear out Arc inventory by offering such discounts or they are really trying to grow their market shares without worrying about margins. Intel does have an Arc Alchemist Refresh lineup rumored for later this year so it might make sense why they are moving Arc off shelves with these promos.
Intel ARC Gaming GPU Lineup
| GPU Family | Intel Xe Next Next | Intel Xe Next | Intel Xe3P | Intel Xe3 | Intel Xe2 | Intel Xe+ | Intel Xe |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| dGPU Products | ARC E*** GPUs | ARC Druid GPUs | Arc Celestial GPUs? | ARC Battlemage GPUs | ARC Battlemage GPUs | N/A | ARC Alchemist GPUs |
| iGPU Products | TBA | TBA | Arc C-Series? | Arc B-Series | Arc 200-Series | Arc 100-Series | Arc Graphics |
| dGPU Segment | Mainstream / High-End Gaming (Discrete) | Mainstream / High-End Gaming (Discrete) | TBC | N/A | Mainstream (Discrete) | N/A | Mainstream (Discrete) |
| CPU iGPU | TBA | TBA | Xe3P-LPG (Nova Lake) | Xe3-LPG (Panther Lake) | Xe2-LPG (Lunar Lake) | Xe-LPG+ (Arrow Lake) | Xe-LPG (Meteor Lake) |
| Process Node | TBA | TBA | TSMC 2nm? | TSMC 3nm / Intel 3 | TSMC 5nm (3nm Lunar Lake Tile) | TSMC 6nm | TSMC 6nm |
| Max Xe Cores | TBA | TBA | TBA | 12 | 32? | 8 | 32 |
| Memory Subsystem | TBA | TBA | G7/LP5X/LP6? | LP5X | G6/LP5X | G6/LP5X | G6/LP5 |
| Launch | 2028? | 2027? | 2026 | 2025 | 2024 | 2024 | 2022 |
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