ARC A380 in all its glory (Image by Intel) Intel's budget range graphics card, the Arc A380, was released in June last year as a direct competitor to Nvidia and AMD's offerings.

To recap, the A380 is Intel's entry-level desktop GPU in the Arc Alchemist family. It's priced at roughly $150 or so, and was designed to compete against the Radeon RX 6400 and Nvidia GTX 1650 GPUs.

One plus of the Intel Arc A380 is that it doesn't require any external power or cable to be connected, with the 75W of motherboard power via the PCIe slot being enough. ASRock's Intel Arc A380 Low ...

Intel Arc A380 Index G6: a Budget-Friendly Graphics Solution at Close to $100 US This drops the price to $20-$30 US lower than the AMD Radeon RX 6400 and is even more affordable than the cheaper ...

ASRock Intel Arc A380 is a low-profile GPU that takes very little space inside the chassis but boasts an effective cooling solution, packed with two small fans. The ARC A380 is an entry-level GPU ...

The Arc A380 is very much the junior member of the Arc Alchemist family, and its low power design makes it a good candidate for small form factor friendly designs like these LP cards, or mini-ITX ...

The essential specifications for "SPARKLE Intel Arc A380 GENIE" include an engine clock of 2,000MHz, a memory speed of 15.5Gbps, a 96-bit memory bus width, and 6GB of GDDR6 video memory.

The Intel Arc A380 is an entry-level model which is Intel's cheapest graphics card. It starts at just $109.99 and yet supports all of the latest technologies that Intel presented, including XESS ...

Intel's Arc A380 graphics card has hit an all-time low in terms of pricing, with a current offer at Newegg in the US that may prove very tempting to those looking for a truly cheap gaming GPU ...

Intel's lineup right now includes the flagship Arc A770, which is supposed to be available with either 8GB or 16GB memory. Then, there's the Arc A750 and the entry-level Arc A380.