Hopefully, Intel's 2nd Gen GPU launch goes a bit smoother with fewer delays. KitGuru says: The rollout of custom Arc GPUs has been slow, but Intel now has a few board partners onside. Maybe we'll see them available in PC retailers in the near future. MSI has also reportedly made Arc A300 series GPUs, but these are apparently exclusive to their pre-built systems. With Gunnir, ASRock, and Gigabyte, Intel now has three AIB partners selling custom solutions to the DIY market. Intel launched the A350M and the A370M on March 30, 2022. The release date of the Gigabyte Arc cards is still unknown.

As for the A310 GPU, there's only a Windforce variant. The graphics card models found in the filling suggest Gigabyte will launch two Arc A380 Gaming models (OC and non-OC) and two Arc A380 Windforce models (OC and non-OC). Unfortunately, no A700-series GPUs were found in the listing, but Gigabyte could expand to those at a later date. The A750 has 8GB of VRAM, 28 processing cores, and a clock speed of 2050MHz.

Out of these five, four are A380 GPUs, and the other is an A310. Intel is also offering a pair of high-end graphics cards, the A750 and A770. In the (EEC) filing found by Gigabyte has listed a total of five Intel Arc A-series graphics cards. According to a newly found EEC database entry, Gigabyte will be the next partner to roll out custom Arc graphics cards. Still, we should see more joining the list soon. While Intel has launched its first Arc desktop graphics cards, board partners have been slow to adopt Intel's first-gen GPUs.

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