Now, the bad news. Arc A750 faces stiff competition, mainly from AMD. The launch of the Radeon RX 7600 may not have been all that exciting, but this little card continues to impress as a 1080p solution. The RX 7600 costs $269, and the limited edition Arc A750 we tested costs $249, making it very hard to ignore. However, you can find this Arc GPU for less if you look for it. On sale at B&H Photo for $219.99for example.
Beyond the sales mentioned above, street prices generally seem to be lower than the A750’s $249 listing. A quick search on Newegg will produce his ASRock model for the A750. $229.99 and new SPARKLE cards $239.99. These prices and the promise of ever-better performance with a very aggressive driver update strategy (it feels like new drivers are being added almost every week) make the Arc A750 very attractive. It is an option.
I’m glad Intel is still committed to Arc graphics. Consumers need an alternative to the new “standard” of $400 1080p GPUs. I’d much rather spend $249 (or less), but dare I say, I’m not alone. This Arc A750 is also very nice for $199. There are some great deals on this product, and it’s a solid product. It turns out that it works. Also, if you find it on sale, the more you buy, the more you save. So buy it.
