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

Intel’s Battlemage GPU architecture has recently been spotted in the open-source Mesa driver, which is commonly used for Linux graphics support through APIs like OpenGL and Vulkan.

More evidence is mounting about a new Intel Arc B770 graphics card launch, and this GPU looks set to challenge the AMD Radeon ...

Intel has updated IDs in the Mesa drivers which were previously generic, but now refer to 'BGM-G31' models, one of which will ...

Intel confirms the existence of its BMG-G31 GPU, but questions remain as to whether it will use it in an Arc B770 graphics ...

Depending on clock speeds and performance scaling, not to mention driver quality, 32 EUs could put Big Battlemage, which ...

Intel's Battlemage-based GPUs so far has no model supporting PCIe 5.0 x16 - this will be the first, although the exact nature ...

I t seemed destined that Intel would launch its Arc B770 this at Computex. The company hasn't announced this card, or even said that it's working on a B770. But with the runaway s ...

Intel’s Arc series of graphics cards have been met with hesitation, then excitement, as they’ve offered better value than ...

A graphics driver update points to new Intel Battlemage graphic cards, but a new rumor suggests any GPU launch won't come until Q4 2025.

In what has become the most notorious will-they-or-won't-they saga of the graphics market this year, rumors have yet again revived the idea that Intel will launch the Arc B770 sometime in Q3 or Q4.