Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition Graphics Card

super chingona! jala con madre para la suite de autocad y adobe sin problemas, para los programas que son pesados en la gpu; los tiempos de renderizado si van acorde a su poder. Las constantes actualizaciones de los drivers también son un mega plus, optimizando cada vez mas su poder bruto con cada rollout. tambien hay que mencionar que es una bestia para casi todo juego, con buen rendimiento en configuraciones de gráficos altas en la gran mayoría de títulos modernos, por el precio es mas que fenomenal. tan solo 250 dolares! yo la conseguí en 4950 pesos. una pasada <3

A nice GPU and a fantastic price during Prime Day. Works well and colors were great. Set up was quick without any issues. Definitely a good buy.

excellent video card very fast and far better value than the green or red teams

AIにしてもゲームにしても、少し努力すれば普通に使える。

Edited: 4.5/5. Given how much Intel has drastically improved the performance of this card with new drivers and the continued support, staying on top of their drivers coming out to past and present issues. Additionally, vastly improved performance on DX11 and DX9 titles. This is easily the best affordable entry into PC gaming anyone could buy. If you have the patience to deal with it and technical know how to mess with the feature set of the all-in-one program Intel has provided, this is a no brainer. Especially at an MSRP of $250. A great deal at a fantastic price. Just be aware there are still gonna be some hitches here and there and you have to have patience. So if you're a builder or making a recommendation for a client/friend keep in mind the technical side will rest on you to solve. If that sounds like a headache, go with NVIDIA or AMD (not the 6000 series, AMD while not cancelling support - they sure did show their hand when they attempted to do just that). Original: 3.8/5. Overall Intel has come a long way. Graphically this is a very decent entry level card, but only if you can get it for $250 or less. Why not more? Because the value just isn’t there. Regardless of the strides they’ve made with the drivers this isn’t good for anything using Direct X 11 and not being able to play older titles is a major drawback to this card. Which is a shame because like I said Intel has come far in a short amount of time. XeSS is actually more useful in most games than FSR ever was before 3.1. Even to the point of make the cards performance actually rival an RTX 4060 Ti at times. So if you’re looking at this and think you can make use of this card just make sure you aren’t interested in older software. Also make sure you have a newer CPU to push this GPU because the tests Hardware Unboxed conducted were spot on. This GPU does not like old or low level CPUs. Sadly, I couldn’t use this card in the end, but I genuinely want Intel to keep making GPUs because the PC community need something to cause a ruckus in the GPU landscape. It’d be nice to see NVIDIA and AMD to be competitive again.