Intel has reportedly decided to use TSMC’s 4nm EUV foundry node for its upcoming Arc Xe2 discrete GPUs based on the “Battlemage” graphics architecture. This move represents a significant advancement over the Arc “Alchemist” family, which was built on TSMC’s 6nm DUV process. The TSMC N4 node offers higher transistor densities, improved performance, and better … Read more
A recent leak suggests that Intel may be preparing to release Battlemage X2 and X3 GPUs, which are aimed at the lower end of the market and may appeal to gamers who typically prefer AMD or Nvidia. These graphics cards will feature 32 Xe2 cores and 28 Xe2 cores respectively, indicating that they are lower-end … Read more
Intel Arc, Intel’s discrete GPUs, have not been receiving much attention from enthusiasts due to a rocky launch and positioning at the lower end of the market. However, the company is gearing up for the release of its second-generation GPUs under the codename “Battle Mage.” The next-generation discrete GPUs will be built using Intel’s “Xe2” … Read more
According to leaked shipping manifests, Intel’s upcoming desktop PC line, known as Battle Mage, will feature high-end versions with 32 Xe2 cores and slightly slower versions with 28 Xe2 clusters. These new products are expected to be part of Intel’s next-generation Arc ‘Battlemage’ lineup, which is set to be unveiled in the coming months. The … Read more
A new Intel GPU codenamed “X3” Battlemage has been spotted in transit, according to a report from OC3D. The GPU was seen in a shipment that was identified as being Intel products. This sighting has sparked speculation about what the capabilities of the new Intel GPU could be. The X3 Battlemage GPU is rumored to … Read more
Intel is preparing to release its own dedicated gaming graphics cards based on the Xe2 “Battlemage” graphics architecture. This technology was initially introduced in the Core Ultra 200V “Lunar Lake-MX” processor as an integrated graphics processing unit (iGPU). Intel’s new lineup aims to expand its presence in the gaming graphics market for both laptops and … Read more
Intel is set to enter the competitive consumer graphics card market with its upcoming generation of GPUs codenamed “Battlemage.” While Intel has historically been known for its CPUs, the company has been working to establish a presence in the GPU market. The initial Intel Arc graphics cards did not achieve the same level of performance … Read more
Intel is rumored to be working on a new entry-level graphics card called BMG-G31 in their upcoming Battlemage line. This information was briefly visible on the company’s website before being removed. The leaked webpage described a BGA3283-BMG-G31 chip, adding to the previously discovered top two Battlemage GPUs, the BMG G10 and BMG G21. The naming … Read more
Rumors are circulating that Intel’s upcoming gaming graphics cards, codenamed Arc Battlemage, will feature three different GPUs. The leaks suggest that these GPUs will be designed for high-performance gaming and computing, offering improved graphics capabilities compared to previous Intel offerings. The leaks also indicate that Intel is aiming to compete with established players in the … Read more
According to leaks, Intel’s upcoming next-generation gaming graphics cards may feature three GPUs, known as Arc Battlemage. The leaks suggest that the GPUs will be known as HPU1, HPU2, and HPU3, and will offer a range of performance levels for gamers. Intel is reportedly aiming to compete with NVIDIA and AMD in the gaming graphics … Read more