With 12GB of memory, superb ray tracing chops, a single 8-pin power connector, and the ability to play 1440p games without severe compromise, Intel’s $249 Arc B580 is the budget graphics card gamers ...

Okay, we know — you're tired of hearing about a hypothetical "Big Battlemage" GPU and just want Intel to launch the darn ...

The Intel ARC B580, built on the Battlemage architecture, offers an affordable entry point for gamers seeking smooth 1440p performance. Priced at $249, it positions itself as a direct competitor to ...

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It looks as though we haven't yet seen the limits of the latest Intel Battlemage architecture, as more and more leaks are pointing to the launch of a new Intel GPU that's even faster than the Arc B580 ...

Despite a rocky start, Intel’s Arc GPUs have earned their place among the best graphics cards you can buy. And now, after a long wait, we finally know what the next generation has in store. Code-named ...

Intel says that it is ready to 'take our second crack' at the discrete GPU market with Battlemage, its new Xe2 GPU architecture that will debut inside of Lunar Lake-based laptops later this year. In ...

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What we know so far: Intel recently confirmed plans to continue developing dedicated desktop graphics cards despite failing to penetrate the market so far. Now, new clues have emerged regarding the ...

Intel launches Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" mobile chips, promising big gains in CPU, graphics, and efficiency ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When it comes to discrete graphics cards, the two brands that immediately spring to mind are Nvidia and AMD. However, Intel also has a horse ...