Intel Arc A370M graphics beats Nvidia Geforce RTX 3050 Mobile in benchmarks

We are getting closer and closer to the long-awaited release of a new line of Intel graphics cards. If until now the North American giant has been an isolated leader in terms of processors, with new arrivals, the manufacturer can also shine in the GPU segment.

According to the latest information, the Intel Arc A370M model may be slightly faster than Nvidia’s competing GeForce RTX 3050 mobile version.

As we already mentioned, the new line of Intel Arc Alchemist graphics cards are almost ready. However, if it was previously believed that the Arc A350M and A370M models would already be launched, then fresh information show that, after all, these GPUs may only arrive at the end of the second or beginning of the third quarter.

But in any case, the expectations for these products are high and enthusiasts in the sector want to see what the manufacturer has in store for this market.

Intel Arc A370M will compete with mobile RTX 3050

While the Intel graphics cards have yet to arrive, several benchmark results are being released that give consumers a close idea of ​​what the potential of the Arc Alchemist line will be. So this Monday (9) channel PC world published the results of tests conducted on laptops with Intel Arc graphics chip model A370M. These tests will be carried out on the manufacturer's own equipment.

So, according to the results, the Intel graphics card performs slightly better than the mobile Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050, about 15% faster. In one 3DMark Time Spy test, the Arc A370M GPU scored 4405, compared to 3772 for the HP Specter x360 16 and 4396 for the Asus Vivobook Pro 15 OLED, both with a GeForce RTX 3050 graphics card.

On the graph, we can also prove that the performance of the Intel Arc A370M is more than twice that of a laptop with integrated Iris Xe chips from the same company.

Tests have also been run with multiple games such as Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker; Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 59fps average and Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition at 19fps average.

These details are yet another way to pique the curiosity of all those who love and follow the hardware segment, but especially those who are considering becoming a user of Intel's new Arc Alchemist graphics line.