Sparkle Intel Arc A310 ECO, 4GB GDDR6, 50W TBP, Short Bracket is Included, Low-Profile, Single Fan, Single Slot, HDMI x1, Mini DisplayPort x2, SA310C-4G

This is a great little GPU. Want a power efficient system that will still let you game a little bit? Extremely portable pc with a dedicated GPU? Server and you just need to see the screen sometimes? A bit overkill, but this will do it. Where this card really shines is for media servers or a dedicated streaming pc. My machine is both, and usd two of these for a time! You generally want low power use and low price, and the encoding capabilities of this little gpu are absolutely stellar. I have used it to game, I have used it to stream, and now I am building an incredibly small itx HTPC which I also intend to also use for some easy-to-run games to play with my family on or TV (stuff like golf with friends, the lego games, etc.) I have two of the a310 models, and there have been so many situations and builds which these have been very helpful with. Noise levels were a concern when reading the reviews of others, and they aren't as good as they could be, but honestly it is just not that bad IMO. I noticed it after opening the case up and trying to run some stress tests and heavier (for this gpu) games and what not. When I put the class panel back on my case, I completely forget about the noise. TLDR; This is not a gaming card, but it'll generally work on low settings in a pinch, and is great for trouble shooting and experimenting. This is a god tier little media server GPU though. Not the quietest when under heavy load, but could be worse.

Small, compact, looks great, and works great. its a 1/2 slot size so it was perfect for my jellyfin server. it transcodes pretty well and fast and at 4k. have had many different streamers off its hardware transcode and it does good. its quiet, and doesnt run hot even under load. 10/10 would recommend for any workstation or home work station.

I purchased this card primarily as a 4K HEVC media transcoding accelerator for jellyfin on Arch Linux. The card is simultaneously tasked with providing a 4K KDE desktop for use as a media PC, mostly for web video playback in Chrome. The card works flawlessly in both roles at once using the well supported i915 driver. Transcoding is being done through VA-API. Installation was click it in and screw it down. Setup was plug and play, with basically no configuration past installing the driver packages and pointing jellyfin at it. Highly capable product for this use case at a very attractive price (I paid $110US on December 29th, 2025).

Nothing bad about it a good upgrade if you are updating from the Nvidia 1000 and 2000 series card I upgrade from a 1080 ti and it 100x better performance and i can play almost every game at high setting and it does a good job with Ai and Intel Ai playground work great as well I also noticed it well built and easy to install and work with my gpu holder even better than the 1080 ti

This is an amazing little card. If you're looking for a card that needs no external power, has moderate performance, and more than 4 GB of VRAM then this is a solid option. I got mine for a LAN computer that needs to be compact, cool, and not draw too much power. It does all that and plays LAN games at 1440p 144 FPS for good measure. The fact that Intel has WAY better driver support than Nvidia on Linux is icing on the cake. Having never owned an Arc card before, I was prepared for shenanigans, but my Intel Arc experience in the last few months has been... Well... Boring. It just works. This card offers very solid performance for the price.

Needed video encoder and AI machine learning for my server . Found this gpu its very small fits perfectly in tiny case. Low power consumption. Very good value for money. Quality of bulid is grate but fan noise levels whining is very high . I ended up 3d mode third party fan and its amazing now

I wanted a low power graphics card for a Dell desktop, to drive a 4K monitor, also Dell. The computer comes with a weak power supply, less than 300W, so the card needed to be low power too. I don't game, but a watch videos so I wanted decent graphics performance. I couldn't find any configuration tools for the card for my Linux system. Out of the box, there was a lot of tearing not only watching videos but also just scrolling web pages. Horrible. Then I found out that the monitor refresh rate must match the graphics card frame rate (which I didn't know how to find out). I tried setting the monitor refresh rate to 120 Hz, and the tearing went away! I'm happy, I got what I was looking for. What else? Totally quiet. Affordable. Very compatible with Linux (it's the product line Linus Torvalds uses).

Single slot, low power, quiet. Does AV1 encoding in JellyFin. Exactly what I needed.

Muy buena gráfica , potente y con 12gb

La scheda è ottima, ben costruita silenziosa. Testata su Windows va una bomba mentre su Debian e Linux Mint ho trovato problemi di performance per cui l'ho dovuta rendere. Al netto di tutto per giocare su Windows un fullhd è ottima. Quantitativo di RAM adeguato e per 200€ è la porta di accesso a nuove tech un tempo esclusiva di Nvidia e AMD. A breve recensisco anche la b580 che ho preso per il pc da gioco

最近いろんなPCパーツが爆上がりして性能と値段のバランスが難しかったですが、この値段でこのスペックなら満足です

Works for my needs. Handles the indie games I throw at it just fine. Note for anyone running linux and deciding to buy this card: you have to manually update the firmware using "Intel Graphics System Firmware Update Library (IGSC FUL)" since the firmware isn't being propagated through LVFS (Linux Vendor Firmware Service).