Intel currently has not yet published the complete line up of its Arc Alchemist graphics cards, but some information about it comes from Mesa3D, the open source OpenGL / Vulkan driver for Linux, which now includes the 'list of all mobile and desktop GPUs, including some never heard of before and belonging to the Flex range for datacenters and Arc Pro for workstations. Here is the complete list:
0x5690 - Intel Arc A770M Graphics 0x5691 - Intel Arc A730M Graphics 0x5692 - Intel Arc A550M Graphics 0x5693 - Intel Arc A370M Graphics 0x5694 - Intel Arc A350M Graphics 0x56a0 - Intel Arc A770 Graphics 0x56a1 - Intel Arc A750 Graphics 0x56a2 - Intel Arc A580 Graphics 0x56a5 - Intel Arc A380 Graphics 0x56a6 - Intel Arc A310 Graphics 0x56b0 - Intel Arc Pro A30M Graphics 0x56b1 - Intel Arc Pro A40 / A50 Graphics 0x56c0 - Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series 170 Graphics 0x56c1 - Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series 140 Graphics In addition, there are also some IDs in the drivers that are not related to any known product, which probably refer to abandoned or not yet announced models. Also present is the DG2-G12 GPU, which has already been discussed in the past also with the codenames SOC3 and DG2-256 and which should be equipped with 16 Xe-Cores, but of which the Santa Clara company has not still confirmed the existence. Some of the models not associated with any name currently could be references to the A200M GPUs, proposals of even lower end than the A350M.
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