GPU-Z 2.61.0 released: supports Intel's new Arc B580 and B570 'Battlemage' GPUs, as well as preliminary support for AMD's new ...

Intel dropped a bomb on the electronics industry with the announcement of Pat Gelsinger’s sudden retirement just three and a half years after becoming CEO and launching an aggressive company ...

Intel is gearing up for the next iteration of its ARC GPUs after scoring a surprising but much-needed win in the mid-range segment thanks to its value-centric Battlemage B580 and B570 graphics cards.

TL;DR: The Intel Arc B580, launched this month, is a strong contender in mainstream PC gaming, outperforming the GeForce RTX 4060 in key areas. Intel plans a 2025 release of a 24GB Battlemage GPU ...

The Intel Arc B570 (which shows up as B580) recognizes 10GB VRAM, which is correct for the B570, but only 15 out of 18 Xe cores actually show up. Regardless of this, the user was able to run some ...

In contrast, Intel stock has had a tough year. The stock remains down by about 50% year-to-date and has a market cap of a mere $100 billion. Intel’s revenues are expected to contract this year.

The big picture: Following an eventful few days marked by the unveiling of the Arc Battlemage B570 and B580 graphics cards and the surprise retirement of CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel has confirmed ...

Intel earned itself some high praise for its Arc Battlemage B580 graphics card, which we dubbed a "mighty midrange gaming GPU" in our review. Not only is it relatively affordable at $249 (when you ...

Initial details about Intel's upcoming mobile Wildcat Lake processor ... 4 low-power energy-efficient cores, and 4 Xe cores.

The built-in Intel Arc 140/130V GPU, powered by Xe2 Architecture, delivers up to 67 TOPS for outstanding performance. With Xe Super Scaling (XeSS) upscaling technology and Intel Xe Matrix ...

While we wait for Battlemage, Intel is already deep into developing Xe3 Celestial GPUs, according to an Intel spokesperson. Intel is powering through the development of its Arc chips, and its ...

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