Intel has shown off its Arc Alchemist desktop GPU at its recent Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) 2022 event in Dallas, Texas, USA. Check it out:
I don't know if I'd call this a "real" card as it would be a dud that wouldn't work, wouldn't have final hardware, and probably wouldn't even turn on. We just get a look at what the card might look like if it's ever released because right now it's the Duke Nukem Forever of graphics cards.
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I guess it'll be nice to see if Intel delivers on this promise, and launches the card as is -- and looks like this. It looks cool, but I guess we'll have to wait and see.
