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A third player has entered the GPU game. Built on Xe-HPG architecture, Intel graphics cards deliver fantastic performance in modern triple-A games and support the latest technologies, including AI-powered upscaling, ray tracing, and more.

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Free Delivery* Asrock A770 8GB Phantom Graphics Card For Gaiming

Asrock A770 8GB Phantom Graphics Card For Gaiming

  • Boost Clock: 2200MHz
  • Memory Size / Type: 8GB GDDR6
  • Boost Clock: 2200MHz
  • Interface: HDMI x 2 DP x 3
  • Warranty: 3 year

£ 259.98  inc. vat

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Free Delivery* Asrock A750 Challenger D 8GB OC Graphics Card For Gaming

Asrock A750 Challenger D 8GB OC Graphics Card For Gaming

  • Memory Size / Type: 8GB GDDR6
  • Boost Clock: 2200MHz
  • Interface: HDMI x 2 DP x 2
  • Warranty: 3 Year

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Free Delivery* Asrock Arc A580 8GB Challenger OC Graphics Card For Gaiming

Asrock Arc A580 8GB Challenger OC Graphics Card For Gaiming

  • Memory Size / Type: 8GB GDDR6
  • Boost Clock: 2000MHz
  • Interface: HDMI x 1 DP x 3
  • Warranty: 3 year

£ 189.99  inc. vat

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Free Delivery* ASRock Arc A380 6GB OC Challenger ITX Graphics Card

ASRock Arc A380 6GB OC Challenger ITX Graphics Card

  • Intel Arc A380
  • 6GB GDDR6
  • Base Clock: 2250MHz
  • HDMI x 1 DP x 3

£ 121.98  inc. vat

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Asrock A770 8GB Phantom Graphics Card For Gaiming

  • Boost Clock: 2200MHz
  • Memory Size / Type: 8GB GDDR6
  • Boost Clock: 2200MHz
  • Interface: HDMI x 2 DP x 3
  • Warranty: 3 year

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Mfr part code: A770 PGD 8GO

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Asrock A750 Challenger D 8GB OC Graphics Card For Gaming

  • Memory Size / Type: 8GB GDDR6
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Asrock Arc A580 8GB Challenger OC Graphics Card For Gaiming

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  • Boost Clock: 2000MHz
  • Interface: HDMI x 1 DP x 3
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ASRock Arc A380 6GB OC Challenger ITX Graphics Card

  • Intel Arc A380
  • 6GB GDDR6
  • Base Clock: 2250MHz
  • HDMI x 1 DP x 3

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Mfr part code: A380 CLI 6GO

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Why should I buy an Intel graphics card?

Despite being a new player in the discrete GPU space, Intel came out of the gate swinging with Intel Arc. The underlying architecture, gaming performance, and feature set of Intel graphics cards is right up there with competing offerings from AMD and NVIDIA.

Xe-HPG architecture

Intel graphics cards are based on Xe High Performance Graphics architecture, or Xe-HPG for short. Xe-HPG is a new, built-from-the-ground-up architecture; it's not just a continuation of what Intel has already been doing with their integrated GPU technology.

While the low-powered integrated GPU of an Intel processor can at most handle esports titles, the discrete Intel graphics cards you'll find on this page are designed to deliver fantastic performance for triple-A gamers and content creators alike.

Intel Xe Super Sampling

At the heart of an Intel graphics card are Xe-Cores. Xe-Cores are effectively Intel's equivalent to NVIDIA's Tensor Cores. They feature dedicated AI-acceleration hardware, greatly speeding up the performance of AI-related workloads. This includes Intel's AI-powered image reconstruction technique known as Xe Super Sampling, or XeSS for short. It's, again, much like NVIDIA's DLSS technology.

With XeSS, games are rendered at a lower internal resolution and are then reconstructed up to a higher output resolution using the power of AI, at very close to the quality of native rendering. As a game is rendered at a lower resolution - say, 720p instead of native 1080p - you get a massive boost to performance, with a minimal loss to image quality.

XeSS is an open, platform-agnostic standard, meaning it'll run on AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards in addition to Intel graphics cards. However, the machine learning algorithm powering XeSS can take advantage of an Intel graphics card's Xe Cores, with DP4a and XMX hardware capabilities, for faster, higher quality results. XeSS isn't in every game, but more and more titles are supporting it.

Ray tracing performance

What's more, Intel graphics cards are fully compatible with Microsoft's DirectStorage technology and the rest of the DirectX 12 feature set. This includes variable rate shading, sampler feedback, and, most importantly, real-time ray tracing.

Even with their first-generation attempt, the ray tracing performance of Intel graphics cards is remarkably competitive with NVIDIA and AMD. So, pick up an Intel graphics card, and you'll be able to enjoy the future of graphics technologies.

Intel graphics cards & Resizable BAR

If you're thinking of picking up an Intel Arc graphics card, then you'll first want to check that your system has support for Resizable BAR. Enabling Resizable BAR - known as Smart Access Memory on AMD platforms - allows the CPU to access the entirety of the GPU's video memory at once, rather than in smaller chunks.

For systems with AMD or NVIDIA graphics cards, this typically results in a small, single-digit-percentage performance boost. It's a completely different story for Intel graphics cards, however. If Resizable BAR is not enabled, the performance of an Intel Arc graphics card will tank hard. Intel hasn't tried to hide this fact. In official blogs and support pages, they've gone as far to say that Resizable BAR is "required to get a good experience with Intel Arc."

We've gone into more detail about Resizable BAR and its impact in our blog Intel Arc - What You Need to Know. To sum it up, you'll need at least a 10th-Gen Intel Core or AMD Ryzen 3000 Series processor and Intel 400 Series or AMD 500 Series motherboard to enable Resizable BAR, though support varies. It's only around the release of 11th-Gen Intel Core that Resizable BAR really started to become standard, so it's best to check your processor and motherboard's spec-sheet.

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Check out our range of Intel graphics cards above, with aftermarket options from top brands like Acer and ASRock, and order yours today with next-day delivery and flexible finance offers.