Intel teases Arc Battlemage professional GPUs for Computex — Variants with 24GB of VRAM alleged

For this Computex, we had a lot of hope for graphics cards. We know that NVIDIA will push its new GeForce RTX 5060 and that AMD will announce, for its part, the Radeon RX 9060 XT. On the blue side, we thought that we should have B770 or B780 with cards that would operate GPUs in BGM-G31. But here, Intel could actually present a new Arc Pro graphics card. [...] Read more

While the graphics card world continues to navigate the tension between AI hype, the gaming market, and workstation targets, Intel has now sent another sign of life to its Arc GPU series. Under the name Arc Pro Battlemage, new models are set to be unveiled in time for Computex, which – according to the company – are explicitly aimed at professional users. The graphics solutions rely on higher VRAM configurations [...] Source

Intel Arc Pro B60 24GB - Battlemage BMG-G21 Architecture

Intel just dropped a teaser hinting at a new batch of Arc Pro workstation GPUs coming to Computex 2025 in Taipei, and the buzz is all about pro-level performance.

While Nvidia is planning the GeForce RTX 5060, possibly with a memory limitation, and AMD is working on the Radeon RX 9060 XT with 16 GB of memory, Intel has decided to take a bold step and introduce its first graphics card with 24 GB. Photo: Videocardz These new adapters will be officially unveiled at Computex 2025 at the end of the month, but it is worth... The post While Nvidia is criticized for 8 GB of memory in new graphics cards, Intel is …

Intel teases Arc Battlemage professional GPUs for Computex — Variants with 24GB of VRAM alleged

Intel is set to announce new Arc GPUs for the professional market at Computex, likely powered by its latest Battlemage (Xe2) architecture.

Intel Teases AI-Powered Arc Pro Battlemage GPU Reveal At Computex

Intel's Arc Battlemage GPU is going Pro this month. The Santa Clara chip maker confirmed as much in a post on X, though it stopped short of offering up any concrete specifications or other details, such as availability and pricing. All will be revealed at the Computex event in Taipei, which runs from Monday, May 29, 2025 until Friday, May