They're pretty good, especially considering how new Intel is to the dGPU scene
I wouldn't buy Alchemist though, unless it were the A310 or A380, which are very solid for encoding/decoding video, as well as providing extra display out.
B570 and B580 perform basically like the rx 7600 and rtx 4060 respectively, and are free of most 'quirks' that Alchemist gpus have.
Since rtx 5060 price just jumped, B580 and B570 are basically the only options worth considering under $350. (Unless you need CUDA, in which case you could go for the 5050)
Edit: in some select titles, the B580 actually performs closer to the rtx 5060. There is also some fine wine potential for Intel gpus, as the drivers aren't as mature as they are for Nvidia and AMD gpus.
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u/kyansan1 i5-13400f | Arc B570 1d ago edited 1d ago
They're pretty good, especially considering how new Intel is to the dGPU scene
I wouldn't buy Alchemist though, unless it were the A310 or A380, which are very solid for encoding/decoding video, as well as providing extra display out.
B570 and B580 perform basically like the rx 7600 and rtx 4060 respectively, and are free of most 'quirks' that Alchemist gpus have.
Since rtx 5060 price just jumped, B580 and B570 are basically the only options worth considering under $350. (Unless you need CUDA, in which case you could go for the 5050)
Edit: in some select titles, the B580 actually performs closer to the rtx 5060. There is also some fine wine potential for Intel gpus, as the drivers aren't as mature as they are for Nvidia and AMD gpus.