Intel has finally announced the Intel Arc B580 and B570 next-generation graphics cards. Built on its 'Battlemage' architecture, they are both budget-friendly GPUs aimed at making PC gaming just a bit ...

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Wondering which Intel Arc graphics card is best? Well, you’re in the right place. In the GPU marketplace, truth be told there’s only really two manufacturers in play: Nvidia and AMD. This means the ...

For those after a budget graphics card, it appears that the upcoming Intel Arc B570 gaming GPU might be a solid option. New leaked benchmarks have sprung up from Geekbench, showing that it's not far ...

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Intel’s next major graphics move appears set to bypass mainstream PC gamers, with industry chatter pointing to a high-end Battlemage product debuting first as a workstation-class card carrying 32 GB ...

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At Computex 2025, we get a first look at Intel's new Battlemage-based workstation graphics cards, including a dual-GPU model with 48GB of RAM. I’ve been a consumer PC expert at PCMag for 10 years, and ...

Many readers will remember the furore over Spectre and Meltdown, security exploits that targeted CPUs from AMD and Intel, but they appear so frequently now that few announcements generally hit the ...