Two years on from the launch of Intel's Alchemist discrete GPUs, the next generation has arrived in the form of the Battlemage series, and today we can present our review of the Intel Arc B580.

When we reviewed the Intel Arc B580, we remarked at that time that we were hopeful Intel would launch a bigger version of that product. The Arc B580 has solid performance (at least, as long as you ...

Intel's mid-range Battlemage GPU has been shelved, but it's not completely gone ...

TL;DR: Intel is rumored to launch Intel Arc B580 GPUs with 24GB VRAM, as indicated by MAXSUN filings, potentially debuting at Computex 2025. These GPUs target AI, workstation, and gaming markets, ...

For some time, there have been rumors about an Intel graphics card from the Battlemage generation, which was said to have 24 GB of VRAM. Intel had already denied the existence of this card, at least ...

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Save us G31, you're our only hope. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Interpreting these shipping manifests from the NBD website is ...

An Intel GPU that was previously thought to have been cancelled has resurfaced in several recent shipping manifests. The documents, believed to show stock moving between different Intel labs, give ...

A new report citing sources at Intel is saying that the company has canceled the Intel Arc B770 in favor of the workstation, AI-focused Arc Pro B70.

As Computex approaches, gamers are hoping that Intel will drop a more powerful successor to its popular “Battlemage” Arc B580 GPU. Now, as VideoCardz noted, Intel has a message for them: “Stay tuned.” ...

We're still holding out hope that Intel will continue its foray into discrete graphics and become a bigger challenger to stalwarts AMD and NVIDIA. Everything is up in the air with a change in ...

Intel is preparing a new GPU based on the “BMG-G31” silicon, likely the Arc Battlemage B770. This new card might compete with AMD’s RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s RTX 5060, both of which are on the way. Intel ...