Vulkan Performance
In the Vulkan based benchmark, the Arc A770 is paired with the Intel i9-12900KS on the ROG MAXIMUS Z690 APEX motherboard. Memory wise, we see 32GB of DDR5 RAM on the Windows 11 OS. In the performance category, the Arc A770 manages to score 73536 points which is surprisingly higher than we expected. The A770 takes on AMD’s RX 6600 XT and beats it by around 6%. This is extremely impressive. Against NVIDIA’s RTX 3060 however, it sees a marginal difference almost making it on par with the 3060. Moving on to OpenCL, the Arc A770 extends its lead against AMD’s offerings. Interestingly, this time the A770 is slightly faster than the RTX 3060 12GB. Of course, it does lose out to the RTX 3060 Ti but these numbers speak for themselves. Intel’s Arc packs quite the punch and that too at a lower cost than NVIDIA.
Real-World Performance
In Ray-tracing, Intel claims that its implementation is even better than NVIDIA’s. Their approach is slighty different than team green, however, the performance numbers we see make it on-par or sometimes better than NVIDIA. In raw raster performance, the Arc A750 does fall short in some games. Although, other titles offset this discrepancy in favor of Intel. It will be interesting to see what Intel can offer when these GPUs hit the shelves. The Arc A750 looks to outperform the RTX 3060, so we should expect the A770 to offer RTX 3060 Ti levels in gaming benchmarks.
