Intel shows off VRR and HDR technology on its Intel Arc A750 running Death Stranding

Intel has shown another video with features including upcoming Intel Arc A700 cards. On this occasion he wanted to show that these Intel Arc are compatible with technologies VRR and HDR. In the video we can see the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition operating with these technologies, it has also been seen executed the game Death Stranding which has not previously been seen running on an Intel Arc.

To prove the vrr technology, Intel has used an Acer 4K monitor at 120 Hz, but with a resolution of 2560×1440. In the video you can see how the images sent by the graphics card are synchronized with the refresh rate of the monitor. In this way it will prevent cropped images with a better gaming experience. Intel Arc VRR technology will be supported on monitors that include this feature, though Intel is performing a validation of 100 monitors for a superior experience. It should also be noted that Death Stranding was running between 80 and 100 FPS in default quality.

To prove HDR operation, a compatible ALIENWARE monitor has been set to a resolution of 3440×1440. In this monitor, the HDR capacity has been shown with images that contrast more lights with dark areas. this time we do not have information on the FPS at which the game is running with HDR and this resolution.

It also tells us that the graphs Intel Arc A700 will support DisplayPort 2.0 and HDMI 2.1 and each manufacturer will be free to include support for other versions of HDMI.

The equipment used for the tests has been a Intel Core i9 12900K on an ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z690 HERO board along with 32 GB DDR5 at 4800 MHz. A 4 TB Corsair SSD and Windows 11, where this has been installed. Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition. You have the full video here.

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