In April, we learned that the Sparkle brand was rising from the ashes… Rather, that it was making a comeback in the consumer graphics card sector. The brand unveiled a new range of graphics cards based on Intel GPUs. This time, it’s official: the cards have been launched, and we should be getting them in Europe!
Sparkle launches its Arc A Series!
As a reminder, the brand has a total of three cards in its catalog, with the Arc A750 Titan and Orc and a small Arc A380 Elf.
The A750 Titan is the most imposing card, featuring a heatsink equipped with three fans. It also benefits from a lighting system synchronized with the GPU temperature. In fact, the hotter it is, the redder the lighting color! Nevertheless, this is also a factory-overclocked model, with a boost frequency of 2200 MHz. Dual 8-pin PCIe connectors are required for power supply.
Simply put, the A750 Orc is a Titan, but with one less fan! It’s also thinner, with the shell reduced from 2.5 slots to just 2. It also retains the temperature-synchronized lighting system. Here too, the boost frequency is still 2200 MHz, while the power supply is based on two 8-pin PCIe!
Finally, we end with the little Arc A380 Elf, which finally occupies the entry-level sector. Incidentally, this is also a compact card equipped with a single fan. It’s ideal for compact cases, measuring just 15.6 mm in length. In terms of frequency, this is a model that operates at 2000 MHz boost, but won’t require an auxiliary power supply!
For the moment, it’s hard to say what the final prices will be. However, Sparkle is announcing a launch in the following regions: Americas, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) Asia-Pacific and Japan. And, for a limited time, the Titan version of the A750 comes with exclusive free graphics card support!
Sparkle’s product sheets are here!
