It’s almost shocking, given the terrible time Arc has had in development I myself have been highly critical of it, but it finally looks like Team Blue is ready to do battle, and I can’t wait to see what happens next. The war for the best graphics card will probably never end, but with Intel stepping into the fray, I reckon that the best budget GPU arena is about to get very interesting indeed. Considering that these Arc cards are already cheaper than their RTX 3000-series equivalents, Nvidia is going to need to respond with price cuts if it wants to remain relevant in the budget space. Nvidia rose as much as 7.7 to 419.38 on Tuesday, giving it a market cap of 1.036 trillion and making it the first chipmaker to touch a 1 trillion market capitalization.
Nvidia is clearly planning on keeping its prices fairly high we don’t know what lower-end cards it might have in store right now, like the RTX 4060, but it seems likely that we’re going to see generation price increases. After Pat Gelsinger’s cheeky comments regarding the steep pricing of Nvidia’s new cards, and Team Green’s insistence that GPU prices aren’t going down any time soon, it looks like Intel is ready to go for the throat – and I couldn’t be happier about it, personally.Ĭompetition breeds innovation, as they say, so Intel could be about to give the GPU market a much-needed kick up the backside when it comes to delivering competent gaming performance at a highly competitive price – assuming, of course, that the Arc cards do meet our expectations.
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