Intel Preps "BIG" Battlemage BMG-G31 GPU: Packaging Spotted, Indicating Arc B770 Card Arrival Soon
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It seems that Intel is finally preparing the launch of its most efficient graphics card under Battlemage architecture, the future Arc B770. According to shipping documents dated 11 June 2025, spotted by @Haze2K1, batches of BMG-G31 chips are already in transit. The dimensions of the boxes correspond to those used for the B580 before its official arrival, suggesting that the release of the B770 could occur within a similar time frame, about two a…
Intel Arc B770 "Battlemage" Nears Launch as Intel Prepares Packaging
Intel plans to complete its Arc "Battlemage" lineup with the highest-performing B770 SKU. Thanks to @Haze2K1 on X, we found shipping manifests dated June 11, 2025, which list BMG-G31 GPU dies packed in boxes with dimensions matching those used before the Arc B580 launch. Last time with B580, the launch happened 2.5 months after these shipping manifests appeared. The current rumor mill suggests that the card will utilize 32 Xe2 cores with 16 GB o…
According to the latest reports, it seems that Intel’s new top range GPU, the Intel Arc B770, is getting closer and closer to being launched. We’re talking about Intel’s successor Arc A770, but based on Battlemage architecture, from there we see how its name goes from Arc A770 to Arc B770. This information gains many points of authenticity, as the source is an Intel’s own shipping manifest. In this manifest, Intel has been sending cardboard boxe…
Intel Prepares Packaging for Upcoming Arc B770 Battlemage GPU
Intel Prepares Packaging for Upcoming Arc B770 Battlemage GPU Intel is gearing up for the release of its highly anticipated Arc B770 Battlemage GPU, as recent supply chain leaks and packaging sightings strongly hint at an imminent launch. This mainstream graphics card—built on the BMG-G31 die—has been the subject of speculation throughout 2025, and new evidence suggests the product will be hitting shelves before year-end. Packaging Signals Immin…
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