Assuming FinalWire is privy to Intel's plans (and we don't know that for sure), the new BMG-G31 entry suggests that we'll ...

Intel has entered a new GPU with the model number "BMG-G31" in databases in two places. This indicates a possible Arc B770.

We've covered Intel's purported plans to launch a bigger, badder version of its latest Battlemage GPU tech on several occasions. Mostly, those centred on a GPU codenamed G31 being spotted in Intel ...

The Arc Pro B60 has an overall memory bandwidth of around 450GBps, or around 1/4 that of the RTX 6000. Its INT8 performance is around 200 TOPS, as per The Register. That's about 1/5 of what the ...

The Maxsun Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turbo combines two Intel Arc Pro B60 graphics chips onto a single card. Each GPU in this configuration operates independently with a PCIe 5.0 x8 connection ...

The Maxsun Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turbo combines two Intel Arc Pro B60 graphics chips onto a single card. Each GPU in this configuration operates independently with a PCIe 5.0 x8 connection ...

The Intel Arc Pro B50 will be an Intel-exclusive GPU product for $299. About Matthew Buzzi. Lead Analyst, Hardware. I’m one of the consumer PC experts at PCMag, with a particular love for PC gaming.

We've all been waiting to see what Intel might be up to with its GPUs following a period of quiet after its most recent Intel Arc B580 graphics cards received praise. With AMD and Nvidia moving on ...

In addition to increased memory, we are likely to see new GPUs in the Arc Pro series. In particular, Intel may show the BMG-G31 chip with a 256-bit memory bus and an increased number of Xe2 cores.

The long-rumored Intel Arc B770, which will ship with up to 32 Xe2 cores and 16GB of VRAM on a fast 256-bit memory interface, could be here sooner than you think.

Intel is preparing a new GPU based on the “BMG-G31” silicon, likely the Arc Battlemage B770. This new card might compete with AMD’s RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s RTX 5060, both of which are on the way.

This is a big deal because BMG-G31, the larger "Battlemage" GPU, was widely believed to be canceled. Back in early March, leaker Jaykihn gave affirmative confirmation that Intel had axed the BMG ...