Intel Arc A580 Challenger 8GB OC Graphics Card, Intel Xe HPG Architecture, 8GB GDDR6, PCIe 4.0, Dual Fans, 0dB Silent Cooling, DisplayPort 2.0

I purchased this card to replace one that was nearly 10 years old and was starting to show its age, not being able to play more modern games, such as those that require raytracing. I also didn't have a huge budget to work from so this card was right in my price range. Installation took less than 30 minutes including driver installation time. I still remember a time when Intel graphics were considered laughable in the gaming arena but it's obvious they've been working hard at catching up to AMD and NVIDIA. Despite this card's mid-range price, it performs very well. I don't have 4K monitors so 1080p gaming is all I do, so I can only speak to that performance, but games released within the last year or so run very well even with graphics quality cranked up. I don't measure frames per second, nor do I care, what matters to me is how playable a game is without stuttering, minimal lag and with quality as high as possible. Fans are quiet, even when running a graphics intensive game, my system fans drown out any noise the card tries to make. Overall, if you're in the market for an affordable yet capable graphics card, you can't go wrong with this one.

This card is a great value at this price. Used it with an Intel 10700f and it plays everything at 1080p with Medium settings or better. Even tweaked the settings to get Stalker 2 going at an acceptable rate on a widescreen monitor. I've not had any driver problems with games, and I've tried it with a number of them. Had a little trouble with video being scrambled after waking from sleep on the Displayports. HDMI is fine, so there's the easy work around. I don't know of a better deal at $170.

This was used for my second build; my son's first desktop. He plays games like Minecraft, Roblox, dredge, Sandbox Universe, Minecraft Dungeons, and a few others. He consistently hits around 70fps at 1080p with no upscaling technology being used. While the card itself is a bit "large" it does work well. He seems very happy with it as it was a solid upgrade from his MSI gaming laptop that had an RTX 2050 in it. We have it connected to an ASRock MB, 32gb DDR5, and a i5-12600kf as the brain. It has exceeded his expectations and he is very happy with it. Most of all the games he plays only use around 60% of the VRam available. So hopefully it'll stand the test of time some.

Good as expected

It has been few days since i brought this to pair with my i5-12400F, but the performance is amazing for a 170$ card, over 170 fps on War Thunder (max settings) , 80+ fps on warzone on medium, rainbow six on custom settings (medium'ish settings) over 240 fps average, its a solid card that will run more than fine, and in the moment of this review they launched a new driver update, amazing card. Only "drawback" its it idle watt usage of 39-47w, but with aspm setting on bios can drop into the 25-31w idle. (update) on the current date of 9/5/2024 had a random flickering screen with a total black screen and total audio loss, could had been a driver issue as to be expected on a first gen product, just be aware of this issues on intel arc gpus

la recomiendo mucho, tiene un rendimiento parecido a la rx 6600 y la rtx 3060 eso si no es compatible con boards viejas

Getting this thing in was easy but the amount of stress was crazy, as I had to look up all the solutions to get this dang GPU to work. Since my first problem was no display, but... The PC did boot, but just no display. I looked and found it needs the rebar thing to be enabled or a mobo bios update. I wasn't taking any chances and did both as I crossed my fingers and hoping for a display to pop up. AND IT DID!!!! LIKE HOLY SHEETS! It had taken me 2 hours just to install the damn GPU lol. But it makes me wonder, how do you boot into bios or get video at all, it your CPU doesn't come with igpu. This is conflicting, I would have been stuck if I didn't had a spare GPU on hand to get a video output to get into BIOS to turn on reBAR or update my mobo bios. IDK if there's a way to set this up without having to need a second GPU or have on board igpu. Makes it not beginner friendly GPU to start on a fresh build. So make sure y'all do your research, enable rebar in bios and if that don't work then update that motherboard bios. But watch videos carefully, word of caution as you must follow all the instructions towards the end of every video. In doing so you won't brick yo PC, so good luck.

La gráfica es muy buena el envío fue rápido sin novedades

Great GPU. No complaints and is a good choice for 1080P.

Sehr gute und günstige Grafikkarte.

La compré reacondicionada como nueva ya que te ahorras un 25 % de descuento tomando en cuenta de que los productos enviados de estados unidos no tienen garantía en México vale la pena por los 30 días de garantía que te dan .en mi caso llegó impecable corre de todo sin problemas , solamente tienes que considerar que vas a ocupar una fuente de buena calidad mínimo 650 watts de preferencia con doble línea de alimentación, también es importante revisar que tú placa madre y procesador sea compatible y que tenga Resizable BAR de lo contrario no la vas a poder utilizar . A diferencia de la de 10 GB de vram está solamente tiene 8 pero es pci 4 x 16 lo que es bueno no tiene tanta perdida de rendimiento en una placa 3.0 , los drivers ya están muy estables y no hah problemas de compatibilidad la recomiendo por el precio

Super carte graphique surtout depuis les mise à jour

I bought this card. It arrived promptly and working. It comes from a 3rd party seller who were prompt and efficient. They send a caution email when you buy it to check your mobo. specs against the manufacturers specs to make sure you don't have issues installing. I did that and as far as I knew from the L x H x W the card should have matched the slot. It didn't, so I had to return it. I did the work that any normal consumer would do apart from physically measuring the depth of the pci slot down to a fraction of a mm. The card was fine, the company was cautious and professional. As you can tell from their email, this has happened before and they lose $ when they have to resell a pre-opened box. I don't blame them at all. The blame goes to whatever company built the mobo. and didn't put a standard PCIE slot in their board. I would buy from this company again but I'd triple check the peripheral is going to fit in your particular machine. These should slots should be universally standard and not depend on the whim of who ever is installing them to shave off a mm or 2. I don't blame this company at all. They did exactly what they were supposed to do. I don't even begrudge them the small restocking fee. (Although the mobo. manufacturer is the one who should be responsible for it.)