W hen Intel's Arc B580 unveiled the company's new Battlemage architecture over a month ago, it was met with glowing reviews, ...

Is has more bandwidth than the RTX 4060 Ti, too. And only the 16 GB version of the 4060 Ti can match or beat the 580's VRAM. It sports 20 of Intel's Xe cores and by our reckoning 2,560 shaders.

So, what if you wanted a great gaming experience without breaking the bank? That’s where the Intel Arc B580 comes in. I got to test this $250 GPU made for 1440p gaming with a rather intense ...

It’s not being spelt out overtly, but there is a whiff of Intel’s new Battlemage GPUs being pitched as what the Alchemist generation should have been. Those eventually grew into their PCIe shoes, but ...

There’s no doubt that that Intel’s new Arc B580 is one of the best graphics cards you can buy. Clocking in at just $250, it’s a powerhouse GPU that delivers performance we normally only see ...

The Intel Arc B580 arrived with a far bigger splash than many could have predicted when it launched just ahead of the holiday season last year. The budget gaming GPU delivered performance that ...

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TL;DR: Intel launched the Arc B580 GPU, priced at $249, with positive reception due to its performance and improvements over first-gen cards. It outperforms NVIDIA's RTX 4060 in raytracing.

What just happened? Intel's Arc B580 graphics card has been a massive hit with both reviewers and users. So much so, we even hailed it as the best value GPU on the market in our review.

Still, how does it compare to the last generation, and how has the 580 lineup progressed? Let's pitch the two cards against each other in this comparison and find out. The Intel Arc B580 is a ...

Intel’s Arc B570 is right around the corner, set to ring in the new year of graphics card releases on January 16. It was just spotted in its first leaked benchmark, and the results definitely ...

Intel has announced its new Battlemage GPUs today based on the Xe2 architecture, promising 70% faster performance per Xe core and 50% better performance per watt. If you recall, Intel has a cool ...