Chiefly, the Intel Arc B570 features 10GB VRAM, but the B580 bumps that up to 12GB (a 20% increase). We also see this increase with the memory bus width, allowing for substantially more bandwidth ...

Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards are supposedly set to launch in December if the rumors are right, and we’ve got another nugget suggesting that – a glimpse of the purported spec of the B580.

The Intel Arc B580, based on Xe2 GPU architecture codenamed Battlemage, finally arrives and its bang for the buck is top notch.

Forward-looking: Intel is finally ready to announce its next-generation Battlemage gaming GPUs today, beginning with the Arc B580 and Arc B570. We've got all the details: specs, performance claims ...

Although cards won’t hit store shelves for a couple of weeks, Intel is officially taking the wraps off of its first wave of Battlemage-based discrete GPUs, the Arc B570 and B580.If you recall ...

If you're looking for an affordable graphics card for your PC, the Intel Arc B580 Battlemage should definitely be on your ...

Today, Intel announced the $249 Arc B580 graphics card (launching December 13) and $219 Arc B570 (January 16), built using the company’s next-gen “Battlemage” GPU architecture.

Intel has announced the budget $249 Arc B580 and $219 Arc B570, shipping December 13th and January 16th, respectively, as the “best-in-class performance per dollar” options in the GPU market.

Following the launch, tests of the Intel Arc B580 graphics card will be released in the Battlemage Salami from today, December 12, 2024.It starts with Intel's "Limited Edition" reference card ...

Although we will need to test Battlemage ourselves to find out its true performance, Intel has shared a number of highly promising benchmarks of the B580. The card is matched up against the A750 ...

By comparison, the Intel Arc B580 was released earlier, on December 13, 2024, with a slightly higher price tag of $249.99 / £249.99 / AU$449.

Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards are supposedly set to launch in December if the rumors are right, and we’ve got another nugget suggesting that – a glimpse of the purported spec of the B580.