Customer Ratings & Reviews

As of 7/28/23 this card can not run fallout 4 but can run cyberpunk 2077 and minecraft maximum power consumption obsurved at 228w overclocked out of the box it consumes 190w about the same as a 2060s or 2070 in performance when it runs and it do ray trace

I was hesitant originally when buying as I’ve heard of all the intel driver issues but for $199.99 at time of purchase, I am very pleased. It offers better performance compared to the nvidia 3060 at a considerably lower price. Adjusting the resizeable bar settings and installing the correct drivers was also very easy and I’m pleased with how the card performs. The card “can” work with some older hardware but bios updates may be needed for resizeable bar updates.

I bought this with the intent to use it as a secondary GPU for AV1/H265 encoding, which it excels at. Using this on a Linux desktop paired with a 6900xt, only had to install one package to get the encoder working (intel-media-driver) but it otherwise just works with the standard Mesa driver. Thank you Intel for not being like Nvidia on this. It's stupidly fast compared to software encoding on a 5900x. I did try running two games on it for fun. Ghostrunner ran perfectly fine at a pretty good frame rate for the price, Spider-man crashed on startup due to some missing driver features. If you're on Linux and planning to use this for gaming, go with an AMD card instead. I don't have a Windows system to test with, so can't comment on anything there. My review is still 5 stars though, because it does exactly what I wanted it to do. I'm not using this card for gaming. Quick Sync is magic.

Best purchase ive made from best buy in years! Was shipped earlier than the website said itll take. Reviews online are great and they price matched me when i found a cheaper price on amazon. They have great customer service and helped me find the gpu that would last me years. I got the arc a750 and from my research it pit preforms even the nvidia 3090!

This has been a surprising showing for Intel's first entry into the GPU market. This card easily trades blows with RTX 3060 12GB. In some games, it outperforms it. An 8GB GPU that is in line with the 3060 and has AV1 encoding. This card was a steal when it was on sale at $199. However, it is not all sunshine and rainbows. Intel's infancy shows in its driver maturity. If you had purchased this GPU at its release, you would have been wholeheartedly disappointed. However, in just 6 months, they have made monumental improvements. Overall, it performs better with newer/DirectX 12 games. Would recommend this card if you can get it for less than $250 and you do not mind the growing pains with the GPU drivers.

i really dig this card and you will too if youre on a budget. however, it has a pretty extensive install process if youre still relatively new to building pcs like myself. definitely do your research before buying unlike me but it’s definitely a good card for a budget build.

First time building a pc myself and I saw that Intel had released this card and had heard that it was in comparison to the 3060 so I decided to pick one up and I don’t regret it at all and for the price, it’s a steal

I purchased the card 2 months ago. So far, I have t experienced any issues. I can do the same task I did with my 3060ti for half the price. Great looking card!

The graphics are great! Not a fan of the highlights program but I just installed another one to use for my clips. Looks clean in the case too!

I paired this Arc 750 with and AMD 5600x on a Asus B550m-c motherboard with 32gb of Ram. Installation of this new system went smooth. I’ve only played a couple of games but so far no issues. Really stable except on a couple of occasions after a reboot I get no video. So I’ve shut the system down and restarted. Then all is fine again. Weird. Nice clean looking card. I paid 229.99 and it went on sale for 199.99 a day later. Bestbuy price matched the difference through their chat option on the Bestbuy app.

This thing is underated the new drivers make it so much better

it works 70% of the time but when it does its super good

I'm actually pretty happy with it. It plays all my games and all my work needs. I do see the occasional stutter and issue here and there but I'm sure this will all be worked out with future drivers. For the price. You can't go wrong! So far the games I’ve played.... 1440p resolution with R5 5600 CPU (Never thought I'd see the day. AMD CPU with Intel GPU) Modern Warfare 2- Multiplayer Performance is great and smooth. Especially with having the ability to mess with XeSS. Hard to say if some of the stuttering is GPU related or new game release that still needs some tweaks. Regardless I didn’t feel like it hindered my ability to have fun. I messed with competitive settings and ultra settings. Competitive without a doubt is smoother. But ultra with XeSS is impressive. Battlefield 2042 - the game plays well. I was averaging about 80-95fps in 1440p with medium-low settings. There are a few stutters here and there, but I think this is related more with the game. The performance has been smoother with every game update and driver updates. Planetside 2 - (DX11 title. Originally was a DX9 title overhauled to DX11). This game actually performed better than expected, for an older title. This game is CPU heavy but does like a good GPU paired with it. Higher resolutions provided better performance and I was able to load Shadows with little impact. Halo Infinite - The game plays well with medium to low settings at 70ish average. However optimization is needed. It would stutter and lighting was a little off. Turning everything to low helps with smoothness but I’m a sucker for eye candy. Comparing it with my previous graphics cards I would consider it under performing and it’s something that could be fixed with future driver optimization. Medal of Honor Allied Assault (DX8 title) - this game is old but I love it. No impact on performance despite being older API. Maxes out FPS and no artifacts. Graphics appear to load just fine with no artifacts or weird lighting. Titanfall 2 - (DX11 title) probably one of the best optimized games I’ve played. No issues with A750. Maxes out frames on maxed out settings with no stuttering or artifacts This GPU is a great performer for the price and looks great. Very professional looking without too much bling and 'gamer' aspects. However, this GPU may require you to tweak your game settings in order to get it performing optimally. Not a big deal if you know what you're doing, but if you're expecting a plug and play experience (set it and forget it). I would consider looking elsewhere. Overall I recommend it. It's improved so much since release and it's great to see a third party in the GPU market.

Because of the current state of Intel Arc cards, I can't give this a full 5 stars. That being said for the price point (especially if it's on discount) it's worth it if (and only if) you game at around 60fps @720p or 30fps @1080p. You can try 60p @1080p but the Arc's problems (like drivers and game support) seem more apparent. Overall, Should you buy this card? Yes. Absolutely (Especially if you can get it on sale). Buying this card will allow this card to get the fixes and updates it needs. You can use this card effectively till a better card is available on your budget. And more than anything, I think they're neat.

I purchased this A750 for my Ubuntu system. While one needs a very recent Linux kernel, and the latest Ubuntu release, it works extremely well. Several games are working on this GPU that wouldn't run on my previous amd rx570. It's working with steam fine. For the price, you can't beat it's performance. This GPU even works with enemy territory / et:legacy, which is a rather old game and one that team red has issues with. I know this card had some launch issues, but even on linux it is working pretty good now!

Definitely was a cool graphics card. I had to return mine because it was running constantly and over heating at one point, but ya definitely thought it was pretty cool. The software for it was kind of buggy so that was a bummer, but from what I remember, I really liked the features that it offered, and it seemed pretty intuitive as well. I guess Intel stopped directly making and selling these graphics cards, but if they fixed all the bugs and stuff I think it could/would have been a solid product.

Intel’s first go at dedicated graphics in years, and when it works, it’s wonderful. However, there are many reasons to shop elsewhere. Software support, even now, is still very inconsistent, with VR still being nearly impossible bar having a Quest 2. Installing the card and the drivers for me was impossible without enabling dedicated graphics. I’m all for Intel entering the market, but I hope they can pick up their support/compatibility faults soon.

$200 awesome grahics card! I find it to be in-between a 4060 ti and 4070! Save 300-400 dollars and get one of these! It intially had some driver issues, however those issues have been ironed out over the last few updates. Very worth the money! If you are looking for a bargain-bin price and excellent AAA performance, this is your card! I can run MW3 on medium high with 100fps

Picked it up at $199 and it trades blows easily with a 3060ti in most games and hits at 3070 level in a few. This is one that will just get better as the drivers mature. Imho, you simply cannot match it at this price point.

Great hard at great price, was so great to be able to order and pick up