US EditionIntel Arc B770 May Not Launch At All While The Arc Pro B70 Is Supposedly Launching This Quarter
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The Battlemage program of Intel is going through an area of turbulence. While the Arc B570 and B580 generation have marked a marked improvement in performance compared to Alchemist, these cards have not met the expected commercial success. And according to several well-informed sources, this economic reality could have a major consequence: pure cancellation and [...] The Intel Arc B770 article: the GPU Battlemage general public may never see the…
The Videocardz website tells us much more about Intel's future Arc Pro cards, of which two new models are planned in Q1 2026. The period logically covers the months of January, February and March, the first one being well started, we can bet on an release in February or March. The two new references are called Intel Arc Pro B65 and B70, they share the same GPU, the BMG-G31, the Pro B65 is content, however, with a castrated version, while the B70…
Videocardz has published exclusive information about Intel's upcoming graphics accelerators, which outperform the company's current solutions. Currently, these are representatives of the professional segment: the Arc Pro B65 and B70. Both new products are expected to debut before the end of the current quarter. They will be based on Intel's most powerful current graphics processor, the BMG-G31 chip. Image source:... The post "Intel Arc Pro B65 a…
Intel Arc Pro B70 "Big Battlemage" dGPU Could Come Out in Q1'26
The mid-January rumor mill seemed to indicate Intel's deprioritization of the speculated Arc B770 16 GB gaming graphics card model, possibly in favor of getting workstation-grade designs out into the wild. Last week, VideoCardz connected the oft-leaked "BMG-G31" GPU die—allegedly the largest example of Team Blue's Xe2-HPG "Battlemage" chip family—to mysterious Arc Pro "B70 and B65" models. In a follow-up report, the online publication cited new …
While Intel has let the CES 2026 pass without presenting the expected Arc B770 with G31 graphics processor alias BMG-G31 ("Big Battlemage"), the Arc Pro B70 with 32 GiByte memory will start soon.
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