Intel ARC A350M laptop GPU demonstrates GeForce GTX 1650 series performance in the first 3DMark tests

Published: Mar 31st 2022, 11:09 GMT   Comments

Intel ARC A350M performance matches GTX 1650 series

Although Intel Arc Mobile series were announced yesterday, we are yet to see independent reviews featuring the new ACM graphics processors. 

Intel Arc A350M is the slowest Alchemist SKU in the full lineup. This part only has a TDP between 25 and 35W, clearly targeting the low-end discrete GPU market and ultra-thin laptop designs. This is the first part that appears in the first non-official benchmarks. Arc A350M graphics processor has been tested using Samsung Book Pro2 laptop.

The ACM-G11 based ARC 350M features 6 Xe-Cores, which gives 768 FP32 cores. With such a low TDP, one should compare it to the slowest SKUs in GeForce 30/16 series or Navi 24 based RX 6000 series.

Intel Arc A350M in 3DMark tests, Source: @harukaze5719

The ARC A350M is not the fastest chip around. The scores that were posted by @harukaze5719 feature Default and Performance power profiles, but even with increased performance they still can’t compete with GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU, the slowest Ampere GPU in the 30 series. However, the A350M is quite close to MX570 (also featuring GA107 GPU).

Based on those numbers, ARC A350M is 16% faster than Intel Iris Max (based on full DG1 chip) in Fire Strike test and 70% faster than Time Spy. Intel spent a lot of marketing to underline the fact that Arc series are designed for DirectX12, and this clearly shows here.

The Arc A350M is stuck in between GeForce GTX 1650 Ti and GTX 1650 Max-Q series. However, unlike those NVIDIA parts, the Arc A350M supports both the Ray Tracing hardware acceleration and Intel’s own XeSS AI-upscaling. The latter is not yet available, though.

Intel ARC A350M 3DMark Performance
VideoCardz.comGPU3DMark Fire Strike
1080p DirectX11
3DMark Time Spy
1440p DirectX12 ⬇️
GeForce RTX 3050NVIDIA GA107 (2048 cores)
 
12196
 
4647
GeForce MX 570NVIDIA GA107 (2048 cores)?
 
3610
GeForce GTX 1650 Ti Max-PNVIDIA TU117 (1024 cores)
 
10082
 
3682
Radeon RX 5300MAMD Navi 14 (1408 cores)
 
10387
 
3567
GeForce GTX 1650 Max-PNVIDIA TU117 (1024 cores)
 
8152
 
3430
Arc A350MINTEL DG2 (768 cores)
 
7318
 
3197
GeForce GTX 1650 Ti Max-QNVIDIA TU117 (1024 cores)
 
8564
 
3139
GeForce GTX 1650 Max-QNVIDIA TU117 (1024 cores)
 
7853
 
2998
GeForce MX 550NVIDIA TU117 (1024 cores)?
 
2470
Iris MaxINTEL DG1 (768 cores)
 
6297
 
1879

Source: @harukaze5719, 3DMark data based on Notebookcheck GPU ranking




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