GUNNIR Intel Arc A770 Flux With 2.65 GHz OC Graphics Card Launched – Explained All Spec, Features

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GUNNIR Flux is a new series for just-released Intel’s Arc A7 desktop GPUs. The company introduced as many as four models in the series, featuring either black or blue color scheme. The card tested was the A770 in blue color scheme. The FLUX GPU is a full custom design with dual 8-pin power connectors and 8+4 VRM phase design. It ships with a triple-fan and dual-slot cooling solution, which is sufficient even for some extra overclocking. As said before, Intel has two A770 models, either with 16GB or 8GB. This model is based on the A770 SKU with 8GB VRAM. The FLUX card is factory-overclocked to 2400 MHz (default GPU clock is 2100 MHz), however, the memory clock is lower than on Limited Edition GPUs (17.5 Gbps). This card ships with 16 Gbps memory, just like the A750 series. NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB No Flux Capacitor on GUNNIR Flux Expreview had a chance to test Arc A770 GPU from GUNNIR. GUNNIR Flux is a new series for just-released Intel’s Arc A7 desktop GPUs. The company introduced as many as four models in the series, featuring either black or blue color scheme. The card tested was the A770 in blue color scheme. Gunnir Intel Arc A770 Flux, Source: Expreview The FLUX GPU is a full custom design with dual 8-pin power connectors and 8+4 VRM phase design. It ships with a triple-fan and dual-slot cooling solution, which is sufficient even for some extra overclocking. As said before, Intel has two A770 models, either with 16GB or 8GB. This model is based on the A770 SKU with 8GB VRAM. The FLUX card is factory-overclocked to 2400 MHz (default GPU clock is 2100 MHz), however, the memory clock is lower than on Limited Edition GPUs (17.5 Gbps). This card ships with 16 Gbps memory, just like the A750 series. Gunnir Intel Arc A770 Flux, Source: Expreview The card holds the non-reference 2400 MHz frequency very well. During 3DMark stress testing, the cooler has never surpassed 67°C while the clock was rock solid 2400 MHz throughout almost the entire test. In terms of power consumption, the GPU had an average power consumption of 283.5W, which was measured with NVIDIA PCAT tool (in other words, it was accurate). The peak power consumption went as high as 329W though, which could be concerning. However, even more concerning is the idle power consumption of 48.7W. This issue has been mentioned by many reviewers of the Arc A7 Limited Edition GPUs, and this is something Intel has to fix soon.

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