Intel

Arc A380

Gaming Graphics Card

6 GB VRAM 2022 Perf. index: 17

Performance index derived from aggregated PassMark benchmark data, normalized to the FPSpilot 0-100 scale.

The Intel Arc A380 is a graphics card with 6 GB of VRAM launched in 2022. Its FPSpilot gaming performance index is 17/100, derived from aggregated PassMark benchmarks.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Intel
VRAM Memory	6 GB
Release year	2022
Perf. index	17 / 100

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Gaming performance

With an index of 17/100, the Intel Arc A380 is today an entry-level or veteran card. It performs well in esports and older titles at 1080p with moderate settings, but modern AAA releases require lowering quality or resolution to keep playable frame rates.

VRAM: what resolutions it handles

With 6 GB of VRAM it is comfortable at 1080p with medium-high settings in most games, though the newest releases already ask for 8 GB for high textures. Moderating texture quality is advisable in the latest AAA titles.

Technologies & features

Intel Arc cards feature XeSS (Intel's own AI upscaling), hardware ray tracing acceleration and an excellent AV1 encoder for streaming. Driver support has improved enormously since launch, with notable gains in DirectX 11 and older titles.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Intel Arc A380 good for gaming in 2026?

For competitive games and older titles, yes. For modern AAA games, the Intel Arc A380 (index 17/100) requires lowering graphics quality or resolution to keep playable frame rates.

How much VRAM does the Intel Arc A380 have and is it enough?

It has 6 GB of VRAM. Tight for modern AAA games, which already ask for 6-8 GB even at 1080p; no problem for esports and older titles.

What power supply do I need for the Intel Arc A380?

Being a card with contained power draw, a quality 450-550 W power supply covers the whole system without issues.

Is the Intel Arc A380 worth it versus newer alternatives?

Launched in 2022, it only makes sense at a clearly lower price than current cards of similar performance, which add more modern upscaling technologies, lower power draw and full warranty. On the second-hand market it can be a reasonable option if the price is right.