Rumors are swirling around about Intel’s next-generation Arc Battlemage ‘Xe2’ discrete GPUs, with speculation that they will be manufactured on TSMC’s 4nm process node. This news has the tech world buzzing with excitement as industry insiders predict potential breakthroughs in graphics performance and efficiency. The shift to TSMC’s 4nm process node could signify a major … Read more
According to a report from VideoCardz.com, Intel’s upcoming “Battlemage” Xe2 discrete GPUs are anticipated to utilize TSMC’s 4nm manufacturing process. This latest development signifies Intel’s continued efforts to improve and enhance their graphics processing capabilities. The move to the 4nm process is expected to bring significant benefits to Intel’s GPUs, including increased performance, power efficiency, … Read more
Intel’s upcoming Arc Battlemage “Xe2” discrete GPUs are set to revolutionize the market with a significant performance boost over the Alchemist series. The new GPUs will be based on TSMC’s 4nm process node, a major improvement from the 6nm process used for the Alchemist line. The Xe2 architecture promises several enhancements and additions, including a … Read more
Intel has reportedly chosen TSMC’s 4nm EUV foundry node for its upcoming Arc Xe2 discrete GPUs, based on the “Battlemage” graphics architecture. This decision represents a significant advancement from the previous Arc “Alchemist” family, which was built on TSMC’s 6nm DUV process. The move to the TSMC N4 node offers improvements in transistor densities, performance, … Read more
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
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
A new GPU from Intel called the Arc Battlemage has been revealed, featuring the BMG-G31 silicon which contains 32 Xe2 cores. This news comes as Intel expands its presence in the GPU market with its new Arc lineup. This latest development showcases Intel’s commitment to providing consumers with high-quality graphics solutions. The Arc Battlemage GPU … Read more
An upcoming BMG-G31 discrete GPU from Intel has been confirmed through the company’s design tools website. This new GPU will likely be a part of Intel’s Battlemage line of discrete GPUs, joining previously leaked G10 and G21 GPU dies. The website targeted at design engineers provides technical specifications for VRTT interposer prototypes intended for the … Read more
Intel’s upcoming Battlemage discrete GPUs, powered by the Next-generation Xe2 graphics architecture, are set to feature a high-end BMG-G31 configuration, according to a report from Intel. These Arc GPUs are expected to provide a significant performance boost of up to 50% compared to the existing Alchemist Xe1 GPUs, along with various enhancements and new features. … Read more
Intel has announced its new Battlemage discrete GPUs, which will feature the Next-generation Xe2 graphics architecture. The high-end BMG-G31 configuration was revealed in Intel’s report on the Design-iN Tool Portal. These GPUs are said to offer up to a 50% performance improvement over existing Alchemist Xe1 GPUs and will be launching in the coming months. … Read more