Maxsun registers several Intel Arc B580 24GB models with the EEC

A new leak throws down any hope that we deposited in the fact that NVIDIA and Intel were going to do things the best way possible. And it’s that seeing how the releases are happening, very little is going to have to do AMD to eat market share for their two rivals, because what just leaked is not going to like anyone, or at least very few. It’s confirmation of the worst fears: RTX 5050 with 8 GB of VRAM for the entry range to the series and an Ar…

Intel Arc B580 24 GB Variant Spotted in EEC Filing

Intel’s been busy expanding its Arc GPU lineup, and the latest filings with the Eurasian Economic Commission hint at something notable: two new Arc B580 models dubbed “iCraft 24G” and “iCraft 24G OC,” each packing a hefty 24 GB of GDDR6.

The keen observer of the GPU market knows: What ends up with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) is rarely mere fantasy. This was no different this time. Maxsun, better known for colorful PCB designs and questionable design decisions, has registered several models of the upcoming GeForce RTX 5050 as well as a previously unconfirmed Intel Arc B580 with a whopping 24 GB of memory. A […] Source

Intel Partner Flags 24 GB Arc B580 Variants in EEC Filing Ahead of Computex

Maxsun's parent company has quietly registered new 24 GB versions of Intel's Arc B580 graphics card with the EEC. While regulatory filings often cover placeholder or speculative hardware, this submission lines up with ongoing rumors about a high-memory "Battlemage" model aimed at both gamers and professionals. Back in December and January, Intel launched the Arc B580 and B570 GPUs, bringing the Battlemage architecture to desktops just a few mont…

Maxsun registers several Intel Arc B580 24GB models with the EEC

Maxsun's parent company has filed several GPUs with the EEC, including two that point towards a potential 24GB model of Intel's Arc B580.

A few days ago, Intel teased the coming arrival of Arc Pro Battlemage graphics cards. For this range, a model with 24GB of GDDR6, which will in principle incarnate the Arc PRO A60, is very plausible...