Acer completes its graphics card catalog. Until now, we’ve only had the Arc A770 BiFrost. Now the company is adding an A750 and an RX 7600 BiFrost to its range. Note that this is the company’s first RADEON board!
RX 7600 BiFrost: a first RADEON for Acer!
The BiFrost series is a highly original range of boards. As you can see, these boards feature a dual-fan heatsink. However, there are two types of windings: an axial one and a radial one in the center. The latter are mounted on a large network of aluminum fins in contact with a steam chamber. By the way, we explained all this here.
Basically, Acer is exploiting its heatsink on its two new boards. On the one hand, if it’s capable of cooling an Arc A770 at 225W TDP, it will be quite effective on AMD’s A750 and RX 7600. Remember that these are 225W and 165W models respectively.
In terms of specifications, we’re treated to overclocked versions. The A750 runs at 2200 MHz, the RADEON at 2655 MHz(boost) and the OC at 2320 MHz ( boost).
Last but not least, connectivity features a single HDMI, complemented by three DisplayPorts. However, the power supply section varies, with the A750 featuring two 8-pin PCIe units versus one for the RADEON.
In terms of price, the A750 BiFrost costs TWD 7990 (Taiwanese dollars), or ~€230. The RX 7600 BiFrost is priced at TWD 8490 (€243) and TWD 8990 (€257.88) in its overclocked version.
