All of that repeated testing gave us results we can feel confident in, which is especially important as we’ll be building upon them for our upcoming Arc A770 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 performance looks. One day, you may see one result, and the next, 10 or so seconds will be shaved off – or added on. We’re not kidding when we say that we sanity checked all of the video encode tests featured on this page up to four times per GPU – that’s how sporadic things can be. Those delays had nothing to do with Arc in particular, but more so the nature of how challenging it can be to get accurate, repeatable results from real-world video encoding tests. On the topic of timelines, this article should have been posted a week ago, but testing hassles (including required sanity checks and fine-tuning select tests) held it up. Fortunately, though, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger unveiled during his Innovation 2022 keynote yesterday that the top-end A770 would be launching on October 12, for $329. It’s no secret that Intel’s Arc desktop lineup should have had more models released by now, especially as the A380 launched in Asia all the way back in June.

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