Latest about Intel Battlemage
The Battlemage based Arc B580 has allegedly been tested in Geekbench, wielding 20 Xe Cores, 12GB of VRAM and a healthy 2.85 GHz boost clock.
Intel’s next generation Battlemage desktop cards are slated to land before 2024 ends according to ZDNet Korea, but gaming might not be the GPU’s primary focus.
Amazon listings for Battlemage GPUs temporarily appeared on the eCommerce platform, revealing some specifications for Intel's next-generation GPUs.
Intel has been handing out GPU boxes for the Arc B580 to OEMs since September per shipping manifests on NBD.
Intel, perhaps for the first time ever, can legitimately claim to have the fastest Windows iGPU.
A leaked teaser alleges that Intel plans to announce Battlemage GPUs on desktop next month.
GPU cooling supplier Auras Technology Co., Ltd. says that the RTX 50 series is ready to "seize the whole market starting in December," signifying that we'll soon have Nvidia's next-generation GPUs.
Corsair says that high-end GPUs next-generation will likely retain the 16-pin power connector and could consume more power than the current generation.
Leaked Geekbench test results show that Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 5 225H will be a decent uplift from its Meteor Lake predecessor but might not be able to catch up to Lunar Lake.
