As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. TL;DR: Intel will unveil new Intel Arc Pro ...

However, Intel's second-generation Arc graphics card line boasts a significant performance uplift over its Alchemist line from 2022. But does it do enough to justify jumping ship from the more ...

Intel's foray into the domain of discrete graphics cards with the Arc series was not entirely unexpected, but it certainly was received with a copious dosage of skepticism by PC enthusiasts ...

The Intel Arc B580 surprised me when it launched in December 2024 by simply providing an excellent value for a $249 graphics card, especially in an era where GPUs are getting more expensive with ...

When Intel debuted its first Arc video cards two years ago, I was more than a little skeptical. Could a company that famously gave up on its last major desktop GPU project in 2009 actually make a ...

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Intel launched its first Arc GPUs at the end of 2022. There were things to like about the A770 and A750, but buggy drivers, poor performance in older games, and relatively high power use made them ...

The Intel Arc B580 presents a compelling mainstream alternative to the GeForce RTX 4060 and RTX 3060, with excellent 1080p and 1440p performance, including ray tracing. Intel entered the discrete ...

Languages: English, Hindi, Bengali. Intel has announced its next-generation Arc B-series desktop graphics cards, based on its new Xe2 architecture dubbed "Battlemage". Two new graphics cards ...

What's new with the Intel Arc A580 and a 570? How fast are the Intel Arc A580 and a 570? Intel has released various performance claims for the new cards. The Arc B580 is on average 24% faster at ...

In addition, Intel has also announced the Arc B570, which has 10GB of VRAM and a 160-bit memory interface, along with 18 RT cores, 144 XMX cores, and a 2,500MHz GPU clock. Those aforementioned XMX ...

No more. 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.