High consumption Intel Arc A770 in triple AAA games

[addelucas123]

Good morning

I wanted to comment on the issue of high consumption in games with modern triple AAA Intel Arc A770 graphics. For example, Red Dead Redemption 2 Vulkan consumes 190w power, since it should be a little lower to find a balance that also counts in temperature, For example, if you fix the high power consumption of 190w to an example of 175w or 180w, the GPU temperature in games would be 69 to 73 degrees. Let's see, I don't have a high temperature problem, but it is too high power consumption, which should be To be less, the Arc A770 graphics card should surpass RTX 3060 Ti. The issue of game performance is worth both Vulkan and DirectX 12, and all games DX9, 10, 11 and 12 when you leave or are going to play that consumption that varies 190w , let it be a little less an example so as not to lose the Intel Arc A770 performance and surpass the RTX 3060 Ti, with a consumption around in all the games it is worth triple AAA DirectX 12 with a maximum consumption its worth so that the graphics are fresh with a maximum of 150w up to a maximum margin of 179w, neither much nor little, and there is where that temperature will try to be 69 to 73 degrees varying, and optimize the curves in the game fans a little better for greater optimality and 100% functionality.

Example:

Red Dead Redemption 2 consumes power 189w let's go 190w lower 150w 179w and the temperature try more or less 67 and 70 degrees with peaks 71, let's see if you can, with that we try to make the graphics work less and consume the highest performance and optimal and surpassing Intel Arc A770 to the RTX 3060 TI

Cyberpunk 2077 consumes power 189w let's go 190w lower 150w 179w and the temperature try more or less 67 and 70 degrees with peaks 71, let's see if you can, with that we try to make the graphics work less and consume the highest performance and optimal and surpassing Intel Arc A770 the same as the RTX 3060 TI

Like this but with modern games, triple AAA DirectX 12 and Vulkan

Games that require less DirectX 9, 10, 11 feet consuming maximum power between 100w and 115w more than enough and the temperature would be 60 to 65 degrees with peaks of 66

I will send you a video, so you can see what both the NVIDIA and INTEL ARC graphics are talking about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I18DLldNSi4&ab_channel=64bitFOX 

Here you have a video of the RTX 4060 graphics card that is inferior to the Intel Arc A770. Remember, I am not saying that the Intel Arc A770 GPU is bad, it is good for me, very good, the performance is incredible and I am happy with it, price and quality, which is what I am looking for. an Intel Arc A770 GPU, good luck, fluidity, etc., which is what I have, happy Arc A770, I am very happy with you, I give suggestions so that the power consumption of the Intel Arc A770 GPU is a little less demanding and less work when it gives less work The most optimal graphics and the highest performance would be the performance we want the same Intel Arc A770 to surpass the RTX 3060 Ti, and some games RTX 3070, Intel Arc A770 far surpasses RTX 4060, I only give a suggestion, it is not for bad or anything, I don't want you to offend much less ee I like working with you to have future ideas next generation etc etc, So I give suggestions the performance of the GPU we want the Arc A770 to surpass RTX 3060 Ti more than enough, but in the games that it is it should consume less power 115w to 150w or 170w and the general system, for example Windows desktop, should be less with 50w to 75w watts power, more than enough, but in games you should correct, I repeat, do not be afraid of much less is more, it would be better for you, engineers and users, A See if you can implement that update, I repeat, we want performance, the only thing that is power consumption of the GPU, is very high in games, something that most graphics with a consumption neither low nor high, something intermediate but more than enough, and so it is When that temperature would not be so high, let's see I don't have a problem but the GPU would not be hot, it would be warm or warm however you write, neither very hot nor very cold, something in between.

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

Thank you for taking the time to share your recommendation on the Intel Communities once again. We are delighted to receive your feedback, and we appreciate your continued support. We will investigate this matter further internally and provide you with an update as soon as possible.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

After conducting a thorough review, we would like to inform you that our power targets are in line with the official 225 W specified in the product's official specifications. As long as we keep the card within this limit, there is no ideal power consumption. We acknowledge and appreciate your recommendation. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[addelucas123]

But we can improve the curve optimization of the Intel Arc fans in games a little, right? with an update

[addelucas123]

Good afternoon

Yes, I would like us to reach an agreement, I would like you to improve the curves of the Intel Arc graphics fans through drivers. I also wanted to ask, if the game remains at 76 or 77 degrees, is the temperature of the graphics card correct? I ask yes or no? What is the maximum temperature, 95 and 100 degrees? There are two questions, please let's reach an agreement to correct the curve and also to improve the temperature with the drivers or something similar.

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

We understand that you want to improve the curve optimization of the Intel Arc fans during gaming. This issue appears to be unrelated to your original concerns about power consumption. Therefore, we kindly request that you continue to use this thread for questions regarding your initial query. If you have questions about other topics, please create a new thread.

However, we recommend that you check the Fan Control Functionality option in the Intel Arc Control Software. This feature will enable you to set a customized fan curve for your fans. Additionally, we would like to mention that the maximum threshold for the Intel Arc GPU temperature is 90°C. Any temperature below this is considered normal and not a sign of overheating.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[addelucas123]

But my question is if 76 and 77 degrees are maintained in triple AAA games, is it considered a normal temperature?

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

As we mentioned before.  any temperature below to 90 C is considered expected and not a sign of overheating. Therefore, temperatures of 76° C and 77° C when playing Triple A titles are considered expected.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[addelucas123]

If I set the graphics to maximum maximum with Vulkan and it is set to 78 degrees, this is correct, right? But there is a problem with Vulkan and it turns out that performance drops at night and that does not happen to any graphics card on the market. I don't know if you understand what I mean. , that's why I talk about this topic and well the temperature, and I'm very sorry for creating a thread but I like to inform and of course send everything accordingly, that's why I do it, I don't do it to bother

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

We would like to focus on your original issue about the high-consumption Intel Arc A770 in triple-A games. To keep the thread organized, we want to bring the attention back to the power consumption matter. Do you have any other questions about it?

We understand that you still have concerns about the temperature of your card and that you noticed an issue affecting Vulkan's performance. We will be more than happy to help you with this; however, to help you in an orderly manner we need to separate the issues into different threads; hence, we recommend you open a separate thread for your other two concerns.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[addelucas123]

Well, close that thread and we talk the other thread, and we talk only one thread, and that's it.

[Jean_Intel]

Hello addelucas123,

Since you have no other questions regarding the power consumption of the Intel® Arc™ A770 in triple-A titles, we will proceed to close the thread. We hope that the information we shared has been helpful. We also thank you for constantly sharing your feedback with us.

If you need any additional information, submit a new question, as this thread will no longer be monitored. We will be more than happy to help you with your other concerns, and we will continue to help you once you open a new question for your other two queries.

Best regards

Jean O.

Intel Customer Support Technician