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Posted by Mark woods

- March 13, 2024, 12:07:13

Have had my a580 for a bit over a month now, tinkered with the oc settings and it is a surefire budget beast.. the worst performance I have gotten is 62fps in starfield wit a 70fps average at 1440 p.. at max load it never goes past 56-60 degrees c... I have it paired to a i5 12600kf and they're the perfect match in my build..I have no complaints about this card.. it has surprised me by punching way above it's class.. so if you're on a budget or just don't want to cash out big this sneaky power puncher deserves your first look.

Posted by Thomas Po

- March 12, 2024, 19:12:10

The price-performance ratio seems to make sense for a low-end card like this one, but the power consumption is whacked for the little processing power this thing has.

That and it's essentially an old GPU at this point, but in this price bracket one definitely cannot be choosy.

Posted by Redaktion

- March 12, 2024, 18:15:30

Intel's Arc A580 aims to be an affordable alternative to the Arc A700 GPUs. Of course, as a component occupying a price range below US$200, it doesn't offer quite as much performance. In this review, we will be taking a look at the Intel Arc A580's performance when running both current and older games using the ASRock Arc A580 Challenger OC as an example.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/ASRock-Arc-A580-Challenger-OC-desktop-graphics-card-review-Intel-s-budget-GPU-for-1-080p-gaming-for-under-US-200.812429.0.html