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Intel · Alchemist · 2022

Intel Arc A750

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Tier D
VRAM 8 GB GDDR6
TDP 225 W
Cores 3 584
Bench Score 3 200
Intel Arc A750 — 1080p–1440p

Intel Arc A750: comfortable 1080p and 1440p at high settings. Average FPS of the Intel Arc A750 across 10 popular games (1440p, Ultra): 97 FPS. Recommended power supply: 550 W.

model estimate · data updated · methodology

Intel Arc A750 is an Alchemist card with a hardware AV1 encoder.

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Intel Arc A750: everything about this graphics card

Games, CPU, power supply, comparisons, upgrades, drivers and prices — all FPSHQ pages about this model.

Full specs of the Intel Arc A750

ArchitectureAlchemist
CUDA / Shading3584
Boost Clock2050 MHz
Video memory8 GB GDDR6
Memory bus256 bit
TDP225 W
InterfacePCIe 4.0
PCIe4.0
FSRversion 3
RT cores28
AV1 encoderyes
FP3217.20 TFLOPS
Process node6 nm
Transistors21.70 bln
Bench Score3200
Value Score70 /100
Release year2022

Intel Arc A750 temperature and dimensions

Intel does not publish a maximum temperature for this model, so we do not show one — below are only the official power and dimensions.

Official specifications

not published
Max GPU temperature
Intel does not specify
268.6 mm
Reference card length
Intel Limited Edition

Reference card length is 268.6 mm. Enter the maximum GPU length from your case specifications.

Launch price: Intel Arc A750

The official price of the Intel Arc A750 at announcement was $289 (Intel, Sep 29, 2022). Below — how many FPS that price bought by the FPSHQ model and its rank among 2020–2026 graphics cards.

Launch price and value

$289
Launch price (US)
"starting at" · Sep 29, 2022
43.3FPS
FPS per $100 · 1440p
rank 13 of 51 models
125FPS
Average FPS · 1440p
8 popular games, high

This is the manufacturer's suggested launch price, not the current store price.

📡 Intel Arc A750 profile

Strengths and weaknesses across 5 parameters (0–100).

Rasterization32Ray Tracing33Efficiency65VRAM amount25Value70

📊 Position in the performance ranking

Compared with other models. A longer bar means a higher result.

🎯 Average FPS by resolution

Expected frame rate (average across popular games, High/Ultra settings).

1080p67 FPS · ✓ Comfortable
1440p44 FPS · ⚠ Playable
4K24 FPS · ✗ Struggles

📊 FPS of the Intel Arc A750 in popular games (1440p) (1440p, Ultra)

Green — 60+ FPS (comfortable), yellow — 30–60 (playable), red — below 30. Dashed line marks 60 FPS.

💬 FPSHQ advice

The Intel Arc A750 is a workhorse for 1080p Ultra. For 1440p, lower heavy settings (shadows, volumetric lighting) and use upscaling. With 8 GB VRAM, avoid Ultra textures in demanding games.

— FPSHQ · FPSHQ recommendation for the Intel Arc A750 · methodology

Who it is for

  • ✓ 1080p Ultra
  • ✓ 1440p Medium

FPS of the Intel Arc A750 in popular games (1440p)

Real performance measurements of the Intel Arc A750 in the most popular games of 2024–2026. All tests at 1440p, High graphics settings.

Key figures

Unique FPSHQ metrics from this page's data

3,200
FPSHQ performance score FPSHQ index
faster than 54% of catalogue GPUs
67FPS
average FPS at 1080p (High, popular games) model estimate
44FPS
average FPS at 1440p (High, popular games) model estimate
24FPS
average FPS at 4K (High, popular games) model estimate
6
of 10 popular games run at 60+ FPS (1440p Ultra) model estimate
225W
TDP
recommended PSU 550 W
In short

How powerful is Intel Arc A750 and which resolution is it for?

Intel Arc A750 (2022): FPSHQ performance score at the 54th percentile of the catalogue, class 1080p–1440p. Average FPS of the FPSHQ model in popular games at High settings: 67 at 1080p, 44 at 1440p, 24 at 4K; at 1440p Ultra, 6 of the 10 most popular games run at 60+ FPS (average 97 FPS). VRAM 8 GB, TDP 225 W, recommended PSU 550 W. Source of the numbers: per the FPSHQ catalog (Bench Score is FPSHQ's own performance index); FPSHQ model estimate (not a measurement). (model accuracy)

FPSHQ performance score
3,200 FPSHQ index
1080p
67 FPS model estimate
1440p
44 FPS model estimate
4K
24 FPS model estimate
updated · source: GPU/CPU Comparisons, Intel, FPSHQ model estimate

Frequently asked questions about the Intel Arc A750

Which power supply does the Intel Arc A750 need?
Card TDP: 225 W. We recommend a PSU of at least 550 W from a quality maker (Seasonic, Corsair, be quiet!, Cooler Master). Cheap PSUs without 80+ Gold can cause reboots under load.
How much VRAM does the Intel Arc A750 have?
VRAM: 8 GB GDDR6. Memory bus: 256 bit. For modern AAA games at 1440p+ with RT effects, this may not be enough.
Is the Intel Arc A750 good for 4K gaming?
Depends on expectations. In current AAA games at 4K@ultra: not recommended — better used at 1440p or 1080p.
Which is better: the Intel Arc A750 or the GeForce RTX 5050?
We have a detailed comparison: Intel Arc A750 vs GeForce RTX 5050. The short answer depends on your needs: Intel is better in some games, the rival in others. Also factor in price and supported technologies.
Does the Intel Arc A750 support DLSS or FSR?
Yes, the Intel Arc A750 supports AMD FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution). DLSS does not work on AMD cards.
Which CPU pairs best with the Intel Arc A750?
To avoid a CPU bottleneck, for the Intel Arc A750 we recommend: Ryzen 5 7600 / Core i5-12400 / Ryzen 5 5600 — for 1080p / 1440p without overspending.
How loud is the Intel Arc A750?
FPSHQ does not measure noise; it depends on the cooler of a specific version (ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Palit, PNY, etc.). Official power is 225 W — moderate: versions with a large cooler and fan stop at idle run quieter. Models are compared by power on the “Quietest graphics cards” page.
What are the Intel Arc A750's length and slot size?
Dimensions depend on the specific vendor model. Reference versions are usually 2.5–3.5 slots and 28–32 cm long. ASUS ROG / MSI Suprim X / Gigabyte AORUS — up to 3.5–4 slots and 32–36 cm. Before buying, check that the card fits your case (especially in Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX builds).
Can the Intel Arc A750 be overclocked?
Yes, via MSI Afterburner or GPU Tweak III you can raise the Core Clock by 100–200 MHz and the Memory Clock by 500–1500 MHz with little risk. The FPS gain is usually 3–7%. For safe overclocking, set the power limit to max, raise clocks gradually and test stability in OCCT/3DMark.
Will the Intel Arc A750 still be relevant in 2027–2028?
Depends on the card's class. D-class cards will be pushed to medium settings in new AAA games within 2–3 years. That is normal — just keep it in mind when buying.
Where is the best place to buy the Intel Arc A750?
The lowest prices are usually during big sales (11.11, Cyber Monday, Black Friday). On marketplaces prices swing a lot — look for sellers rated 4.5+. Classified-ad platforms with store warranty are for those willing to risk it for 15–20% off MSRP. Use our prices section to track discounts.
How many watts does Intel Arc A750 use?
The rated TDP of Intel Arc A750 is 225 W — its draw under full gaming load; short spikes reach ~315 W. Details: Intel Arc A750 power consumption.
How many watts PSU does Intel Arc A750 need?
From 550 W in a build with a mid-range CPU (FPSHQ calculation: TDP + system + 30% headroom and spikes). Table by CPU class — what PSU for Intel Arc A750.
What CPU do I need for Intel Arc A750?
The CPU is chosen by pairing balance: too weak caps FPS, too strong is overspending. The top 5 CPUs for Intel Arc A750 with in-game FPS and PSU are on what CPU for Intel Arc A750.
Will the Intel Arc A750 fit in my case?
The reference Intel Arc A750 (Intel Limited Edition) is 268.6 mm long. Compare it with the maximum GPU length in your case specifications; partner versions can be longer — check their dimensions on the maker’s website.
How much did the Intel Arc A750 cost at launch?
The official price of the Intel Arc A750 at announcement was $289 (Intel, Sep 29, 2022), US, before tax. By the FPSHQ model that is 43.3 FPS at 1440p per $100. Current store prices may differ.

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