Asus just launched its first ever laptop with Arc A370M graphics. While it performs great against integrated Iris Xe and Radeon Vega, it's going to need to a bigger boost to overtake the existing Nvidia GeForce MX series and even some older GeForce GTX 1050 solutions.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Our-first-Intel-Arc-A370M-benchmarks-are-in-and-the-results-are-comparable-to-the-GeForce-GTX-1050-Ti-at-best-and-slower-than-the-GeForce-MX250-at-worst.631236.0.html
Anytime you see benchmark results like 3D Mark, one should always consider the fact that the bench result is highly affected by the CPU used due to the "physics" test, which skews the results. So no surprises when the results of this GPU matching or exceeding that of a GTX 1060, since the CPU on this laptop is definitely a lot quicker than those 4 cores Intel processor used on that test system. Particularly 3D Mark will favour more cores in their physics test.
Thats why we show the graphics subtest in the above charts that does not include the Physics test. However, the CPU is still an important part.