On May 24th, as the core partner of Intel Arc shining graphics cards, Elgato officially released the joint edition of "Elden Ring: Golden Tree Shadow" for Arc A750/A770 PHOTON.
Following last year's Asian Games special edition and the Unyielding Covenant special edition, this is Elgato's third joint graphics card, demonstrating From Software's recognition of Elgato and Intel graphics cards.
"The Elden Law Cycle" is a highly immersive open-world soul-like RPG game, which won the prestigious TGA 2022 Best Game of the Year award. It has received perfect scores of 10 from numerous media outlets and players. "Shadows of the Golden Tree" is the brand-new and exclusive DLC for this game, set to be officially released on June 21st.
Seizing this opportunity, Blue Blade and the game have collaborated to create a deeply customized, collectible-grade graphics card, dedicated to the fans of "The Elden Law Cycle."
The A750/A770 PHOTON Elden Ring Golden Tree Shadow Collaboration Edition features a classic black and gold color scheme. From the details to the overall design, from the graphics card to the packaging, including colors, details, Easter eggs, everything is deeply customized for the game.
On the backplate's right side is the game's main visual, featuring the upcoming antagonist Messmer.
On the GPU bracket's left side is a totem composed of the new character's emblem and the PHOTON LOGO, with a textured relief that offers a unique visual and tactile experience.
Elements of Elden Ring are also incorporated into the fan hub, side L-shaped parts, and more.
The packaging still adopts the form of a lid covering the earth, with a delicate matte texture, and the top and bottom patterns are the main visual images of Moses in the shadowy place, creating a strong visual contrast.
The specific specifications are completely the same as the previous black/white standard version, Asian Games version, and Covenant of the Fearless version.
The A770 PHOTON is equipped with 32 Xe cores, with a maximum frequency of 2.4GHz, paired with 16GB of GDDR6 memory, a 6+4 phase power supply circuit, dual 8-pin power connectors, three DP ports, and one HDMI port. The total power consumption of the card is 285W, with PL1 at 195W, featuring a triple-fan design.
On the other hand, the A750 PHOTO features 28 Xe cores, a 2.4GHz frequency, and 8GB of memory, with other specifications remaining largely similar.
Since it is a joint version, the game performance naturally cannot be poor. In actual tests at 1080P and 2K resolutions, low, medium, and high graphics settings can all achieve a steady 60 frames per second. Even at 4K resolution, the low graphics setting can reach 55 frames, while the high graphics setting can run at 48 frames.
