Intel Arc A770 8 GB Graphics Card Price Drops To $270 US, Users Get $500 US+ Worth of Bundled Games & Apps Too
Intel Arc A770 8 GB Graphics Card Price Drops To $270 US, Users Get $500 US+ Worth of Bundled Games & Apps Too
Intel's Arc graphics cards seem to be getting some insanely good price cuts recently starting with the A750 which was officially cut to $250 US and now retailers have slashed the A770 down to an absolutely stellar $270 US price point.
The Intel Arc A750 is already a fantastic option to be had for just $250 US. It delivers exceptional performance value against the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 cards and the recent driver updates & optimizations have definitely helped Intel not only catch up but offer better performance in a wide variety of titles while delivering best-in-class raytracing performance.
Now just a few weeks after the Intel Arc A750 price cuts, it looks like the Intel Arc A770 8 GB cards have also started to get discounted prices. Over at Newegg, one can find the ASRock PG (Phantom Gaming) Arc A770 8 GB graphics card listed for $269.99 US. That's just $20 US more than the A750 graphics card and an 18% drop versus its reference MSRP of $329.99 US. For comparison, the RTX 3060 8 GB can be found at its lowest price of $309 US while the RX 6650 XT 8 GB can be found for $279 US which is still 15% & 4% higher than the Arc A770 8 GB, respectively.
To further entice the deal, Intel is bundling the Arc A770 graphics card with 2 games and 5 creative applications which are worth $490 US+ in value plus you also get a $99.99 US "Arc Spring Play and Create Bundle". That's over $500 US worth of value through these creative apps and games that'll get you an awesome deal on your Arc A770 purchase. The graphics card itself is a custom-cooled variant by ASRock featuring their triple-fan and dual-slot cooling design that is powered by dual 8-pin connectors.
In addition to the Arc A770, the Intel Arc A750 8 GB Challenger custom model from ASRock is listed at $239.99 US which is $10 US lower than the new official MSRP. You get the same bundled apps & games with this variant too.
This is a retailer-specific deal but it looks like we might soon be getting an official price cut on the Arc A770 series cards too. If Intel happens to bring the A770 16 GB close to $299 US, then that would be a game-changer leading Intel to capture some nice market share in the mainstream segment.
News Source: Bionic Squash
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