Three years after its launch, Intel has finally announced the end of support for its Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics card. Two years ago, the same was announced for the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card as well.
This means that Intel will be discontinuing production of the graphics card, and specifically, this only affects the production of Limited Edition graphics cards that Intel itself produces. They confirmed that the Arc A770 and Arc A750 graphics cards produced by third parties will not be affected by this announcement, and that these graphics cards will continue to be supported in terms of software updates and new game support.
In addition, Intel has also confirmed that they will be discontinuing production of a number of graphics chips for laptops based on the Intel Arc Alchemist architecture. These include the Intel Arc A530M, Intel Arc A350M, Intel Arc 730M, Intel Arc 770M, Intel Arc A570M and Intel Arc Pro A30M graphics chips.
Intel will stop taking orders for these components throughout the middle and end of this year, and will cease production starting at the end of September this year.