The Graphic card the most high-end from Intel is boned by its manufacturer. An original perspective on this kind of products.
One after the other, the cards of the Arc range are presented by Intel. Today, it is therefore the turn of the spearhead of this generation which is still slow to be actually available.
The Arc A770 Limited Edition is unveiled
Alongside some obvious communication issues – card availability, pricing?! – Intel is also doing great things and the company has taken the floor several times to present its solutions in detail.
Thus, alongside messages to discuss certain technologies such as XeSS or the performance observed on (very) many video games, Intel broadcasts content analyzing the entrails of its beasts.
This is the case today with this video from which we remove the images from this article. We see the Arc A770 Limited Edition boned by Intel and we can thus see the smallest details.
One vapor chamber and four heat pipes
Unsurprisingly – “outside” illustrations had already shown – the card adopts a dual-slot cooling system which will therefore only occupy a measured space in the PC.
Aluminum is at the heart of the base structure, which also employs a vapor chamber to dissipate heat from the components. Four copper heat pipes are also present and pass through the thin fins of the aluminum heatsink.
In the end, the heat thus conveyed is evacuated by the two 80 mm fans arranged at the end of the chain. Without detailing the sound recording conditions, Intel mentions a maximum of 39 dBA for its system.
The American company also specifies that, for aesthetics, four independent RGB zones have been arranged, for a total of 90 LEDs. On the power side, you have to go through two sockets: one 8-pin and the other 6-pin for a maximum of 300 Watts.
Finally, note the presence of 8 GDDR6 memory chips and, of course, various display connectors – 3 DisplayPort 2.0, 1 HDMI 2.1 – while the card itself is interfaced in PCI Express 4.0 x16.
Source : TechPowerUp
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