Intel Will Allegedly Assault The Desktop GPU Market With 8 Arc Alchemist Graphics Cards
Well, if the latest information from supposedly-retired leaker Komachi (@KOMACHI_ENSAKA on Twitter) is accurate, Intel could be planning to release as many as eight desktop graphics cards models based on Alchemist. In a tweet that was deleted almost immediately after they posted it, Komachi stated (in their typically-vague way) that there are Arc models numbered A310, A350, A380, A580, A750 on the way, as well as two models of A770. Komachi also seemed to speculate on the existence of A780.

Most of this is not a surprise. We've already observed Intel segmenting Arc into 300, 500, and 700 tiers, and we've seen leaks of many of these model numbers, but the A770 part with 8GB of RAM is new to us. Given the level of performance we're expecting out of the Alchemist 700-series cards, 8GB of local memory seems a bit slim, but then, the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti only comes with 8GB, too.
This is also the first time we've seen the desktop A350 mentioned. The mobile version of that part is already available in South Korea, and gives surprisingly solid 1080p performance—as long as you disable Dynamic Tuning. Presumably, a desktop A350 would have higher performance than its mobile sibling; it might make a reasonable competitor against the Radeon RX 6400.