The productivity side of things looks considerably more rosy. Furthermore, we have to note that these are just 1080p benchmarks, and the A770M is likely to be Intel's fastest mobile GPU. Taking the data at face value, it does look like the Arc chips could be contenders against their NVIDIA competition, though it's obviously difficult to really make any judgements about these benchmarks until we've tested the hardware ourselves. We also have to give it credit for pointing out that the Intel chips were on a newer platform right on their graph we didn't have to dig into the testing methodology to figure that out. We absolutely have to give Intel kudos for publishing the benchmarks where it didn't come out on top, because it would have been easy for the company to simply exclude them.

Many of the games where Intel takes away its clearest wins are also very heavy on CPU, including Strange Brigade, F1 2021, Total War Saga, and Borderlands 3. While Intel carves out handy wins in Cyberpunk 2077, Metro Exodus, Borderlands 3, Total War, Control, Watch Dogs: Legion, F1 2021, The Witcher 3, and Strange Brigade, in a number of the other games it struggles or outright loses against the matched GeForce part.

All the same, despite their significant platform advantage, Intel's GPUs don't win across the board.

Intel mobile 4 series benchmark