Acer has announced plans to reveal a new video card named Arc A770 Predator Bi Frost. It would mark a milestone as the first graphics card built on an Intel silicon platform and would also introduce a distinctive, one‑of‑a‑kind design that stands out in a crowded market.
The device is expected to feature two cooling fans of different sizes, a configuration that creators and enthusiasts hope will deliver improved thermal management under heavy workloads. A visible Predator emblem lights up the shroud, and the board is equipped with two eight‑pin power connectors, underscoring the card’s high‑end ambitions.
While official specifications have not yet been published, there is a strong likelihood that the Predator Bi Frost could share much with the standard Arc A770 in terms of core architecture and core features. If this holds true, consumers may see a similar gaming performance profile with potential tweaks to cooling and aesthetics. The anticipated market window points to a release around October 12 or soon after, giving enthusiasts a tangible date to aim for when planning their builds.
Beyond Acer, other players are gearing up to bring Intel‑powered graphics options to the market as well. ASRock and GUNNIR are reported to be developing their own graphics cards using Intel’s silicon, signaling a broader industry push toward competitive GPU solutions based on Intel technology.
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