Product roundup
Best Intel Arc Graphics Cards
in 2026.
Compare five products from the Puter.Parts directory with practical specifications and direct internal product links.
5 products comparedUpdated 20 August 2026Specification-led comparison
Reviewed by the Puter.Parts editorial teamSpecifications and descriptions are based on the linked Puter.Parts product pages. No hands-on testing is claimed.Editorial disclosureCheck the linked product page for current specifications, availability and retailer information.Our winner
The Arc A580 arrived late in the Alchemist cycle with 24 Xe cores and 8 GB GDDR6 on a wide 256-bit bus at $179, targeting budget 1080p gamers seeking hardware ray tracing and AV1 encode.
Our picks compared
| Product | Best for | Key specifications |
|---|
| Intel Arc A580 | General category comparison | Architecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 24 · Shaders: 3072 · Vram: 8 GB |
| Intel Arc A750 | General category comparison | Architecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 28 · Shaders: 3584 · Vram: 8 GB |
| Intel Arc A770 | General category comparison | Architecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 32 · Shaders: 4096 · Vram: 16 GB |
| Intel Arc B570 | General category comparison | Architecture: Battlemage (Xe2-HPG) · Xe Cores: 18 · Shaders: 2304 · Vram: 10 GB |
| Intel Arc B580 | General category comparison | Architecture: Battlemage (Xe2-HPG) · Xe Cores: 20 · Shaders: 2560 · Vram: 12 GB |
Technical details are taken from the linked internal product pages. Check live details before buying.
The products in detail
1. Best overall category fit
Intel Arc A580 is a practical option in this comparison.
The Arc A580 arrived late in the Alchemist cycle with 24 Xe cores and 8 GB GDDR6 on a wide 256-bit bus at $179, targeting budget 1080p gamers seeking hardware ray tracing and AV1 encode. Check the linked product page for current details.
What we like
- Direct internal product page with technical specifications.
- Useful model details for comparing this category.
What we do not like
- Current price and availability need checking.
Key specificationsArchitecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 24 · Shaders: 3072 · Vram: 8 GB
2. Best overall category fit
Intel Arc A750 is a practical option in this comparison.
The Arc A750 packs 28 Xe cores and 8 GB GDDR6 for $289, offering strong performance in DX12 and Vulkan titles. Its AV1 hardware encode capability is a standout feature at this price point. Check the linked product page for current details.
What we like
- Direct internal product page with technical specifications.
- Useful model details for comparing this category.
What we do not like
- Current price and availability need checking.
Key specificationsArchitecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 28 · Shaders: 3584 · Vram: 8 GB
3. Best overall category fit
Intel Arc A770 is a practical option in this comparison.
The Arc A770 is Intel's Alchemist flagship, featuring 32 Xe cores and available in 8 GB or 16 GB GDDR6 configurations. Driver maturity improved substantially post-launch, making it a competitive 1080p/1440p option. Check the linked product page for current details.
What we like
- Direct internal product page with technical specifications.
- Useful model details for comparing this category.
What we do not like
- Current price and availability need checking.
Key specificationsArchitecture: Alchemist (Xe-HPG) · Xe Cores: 32 · Shaders: 4096 · Vram: 16 GB
4. Best overall category fit
Intel Arc B570 is a practical option in this comparison.
The Arc B570 undercuts the B580 with 18 Xe2 cores and 10 GB GDDR6 on a 160-bit bus at $219. It offers excellent value for 1080p gaming and benefits from all Battlemage driver and feature improvements. Check the linked product page for current details.
What we like
- Direct internal product page with technical specifications.
- Useful model details for comparing this category.
What we do not like
- Current price and availability need checking.
Key specificationsArchitecture: Battlemage (Xe2-HPG) · Xe Cores: 18 · Shaders: 2304 · Vram: 10 GB
5. Best overall category fit
Intel Arc B580 is a practical option in this comparison.
The Arc B580 is Intel's Battlemage debut and a significant leap over Alchemist. With 20 Xe2 cores (2 560 shaders) and 12 GB GDDR6 on a 192-bit bus, it punches well above its $249 price tag and competes with the RTX 4060. Check the linked product page for current details.
What we like
- Direct internal product page with technical specifications.
- Useful model details for comparing this category.
What we do not like
- Current price and availability need checking.
Key specificationsArchitecture: Battlemage (Xe2-HPG) · Xe Cores: 20 · Shaders: 2560 · Vram: 12 GB
How to choose
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