Intel released a new line of pre-built mid-range gaming PCs to push its Arc Alchemist graphics cards. Accompanying the launch is a detailed analysis advising customers on.
In context: Intel’s latest attempt to promote its freshman GPU series tries to give users CPU shopping advice while offering new mid-range pre-built systems. Generally, the company is trying to dissuade mid-range GPU owners from splurging on i9s, which might not reach their potential when paired with Arc Alchemist cards.
Intel released a new line of pre-built mid-range gaming PCs to push its Arc Alchemist graphics cards. Accompanying the launch is a detailed analysis advising customers on the best-value CPU and GPU pairings.
The builds are available for US-based buyers at Cyberpower, iBuypower, Maingear, Micro Center, and Skytech Gaming. Most combine the Arc A750 with a 13th-generation Core i5 for around $1,000. The higher-end model pairs the GPU with an i7 at closer to $3,000, but none mention Intel’s flagship A770.
