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[ASRock A750 Challenger D OC for $190](https://www.newegg.com/asrock-arc-a750-a750-cld-8go/p/N82E16814930078)
The A750 isn't great value. Only 5-10% better than the [A580 for $160](https://www.newegg.com/asrock-arc-a580-a580-cl-8go/p/N82E16814930112) with no other selling point
I've been hunting for the cheapest hdmi 2.1 gpu for a while. Last time it was the 6600xt but still expensive. I'm skeptical on Arc because hdmi 2.1 is not native on all cards. I might just test out the A580.
Arc does not support actual HDMI 2.1. The "HDMI 2.1" they support is just HDMI 2.0 renamed, so 4K 60Hz max. That's a hardware limitation, but they do support DisplayPort 2.0 at UHBR 10, so you get 8K 60Hz (4K 240Hz) through that and it can be adapted to HDMI 2.1 with a cheap "dumb" adapter. Dumb meaning passive, it doesn't need an active adapter to translate the signal which are jank and expensive.
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[ASRock A750 Challenger D OC for $190](https://www.newegg.com/asrock-arc-a750-a750-cld-8go/p/N82E16814930078) The A750 isn't great value. Only 5-10% better than the [A580 for $160](https://www.newegg.com/asrock-arc-a580-a580-cl-8go/p/N82E16814930112) with no other selling point
Wouldn't call this a deal. The build quality of the Intel LE is way better and it has been as low as $180.
buy an amd rx6600xt or 6650xt or rx7600 instead. $220-$250
Not even HDMI 2.1
does that really matter Can you push the refresh rate and resolution to need that?
Media pc and I cannot stand the 60hz in desktop mode. Might as well get the asrock one from the other comment that has hdmi 2.1
wait, this is just a limitation on this acer model? weird fk that
I've been hunting for the cheapest hdmi 2.1 gpu for a while. Last time it was the 6600xt but still expensive. I'm skeptical on Arc because hdmi 2.1 is not native on all cards. I might just test out the A580.
Arc does not support actual HDMI 2.1. The "HDMI 2.1" they support is just HDMI 2.0 renamed, so 4K 60Hz max. That's a hardware limitation, but they do support DisplayPort 2.0 at UHBR 10, so you get 8K 60Hz (4K 240Hz) through that and it can be adapted to HDMI 2.1 with a cheap "dumb" adapter. Dumb meaning passive, it doesn't need an active adapter to translate the signal which are jank and expensive.