The first two Battlemage graphics cards, the Intel Arc B580 and Arc B570, are priced at $249 and $219, respectively, and ship with numerous upgrades over Intel’s last generation of graphics cards.

Over the past few days, rumors of a larger Intel GPU than the Battlemage BMG-G21, which has been available since the end of 2024, have gained new fuel. With its graphics processor, the Arc B580 ...

BMG stands for Battlemage here, and we've previously seen the Battlemage-G31 name in GPU shipments. If this is indeed the Intel Arc B770, then it's likely to go up against the Nvidia GeForce RTX ...

Battlemage GPUs went on sale at the end of 2024. So, in theory Q1 2025 was a full quarter for sales of Intel's latest graphics hardware. Obviously sales of the B570 and B580 haven't actually been ...

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.

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

Graphics cards upgrades are essential for gaming rigs, but the latest and greatest AMD cards can be expensive. Here are some ...

Averaging results from 15 games, an RTX 5050 review claims the graphics card is slower than RTX 4060 and Arc B580 on average.

Right now, Intel has the Arc B570 and B580 graphics cards, based on the G21 Battlemage chip and positioned at the very low end with MSRPs of $190 and $250, respectively. The G21 has 20 EUs or ...

If this is true, that shows some very quick movement from Intel, as it's only recently introduced its first Xe2 Battlemage gaming GPUs, and the first Nova Lake CPUs are expected to come out in 2026.

Intel has also published a Bartlett Lake-S product brief, showing that Bartlett Lake S features up to 24 cores and 32 threads, PCIe 5.0 connectivity, and DDR-5600 memory support.