Intel recently launched its highly anticipated Arc Alchemist GPUs, albeit for laptops, but it seems the discrete video cards have vanished into thin air.
Intel officially launched its highly anticipated Arc Alchemist GPUs, albeit for laptops, at the end of March. However, it seems that Team Blue has not actually released its mobile discrete graphics cards at all. As reported by VideoCardz, Intel re-entered the GPU industry with a total of three entry-level GPUs from its Arc 3 range. Surprisingly, you cannot find let alone purchase a laptop equipped with an Arc A350 or A370M, according to several reports. VideoCardz had inquired about the situation by asking its followers on Twitter whether someone had received an Arc-powered laptop. The question yielded no positive responses. Based solely on external reports, it seems that Intel has once again delayed its launch of Arc Alchemist, despite the fact that, well, it officially launched last week. Corroborating the aforementioned reports is an official statement from Intel. Intel’s graphics division had shared a video on Twitter that showcased an Intel Arc GPU feature being able to “deliver higher quality videos with improved compression.” A user had asked the company “when can we actually buy them?,” to which it responded that mobile systems with an Intel Arc graphics card will be “available for purchase by the end of the second quarter of 2022.
