Intel XeSS is on the rise, with the Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR competitor surpassing 150 games supported and XeSS 2 arriving in ...

Intel's Arc B580 graphics cards have been its best-reviewed to date, maintaining the aggressive pricing of the old A-series ...

Fair to say Intel's GPU plans don't always go to, er, plan. During Intel's latest earnings call for highly-remunerated bean ...

Intel could be readying three new gaming GPUs for its Battlemage line, as a new Linux patch might have spoiled the surprise ...

Intel’s new Arc B570 is a difficult GPU to evaluate. It’s hard to call it one of the best graphics cards when it wins by default. Not dissimilar to something like Nvidia’s RTX 4090 in the ...

That’s where the Intel Arc B580 comes in. I got to test this $250 GPU made for 1440p gaming with a rather intense experiment — racing in F1 24 with a triple monitor setup. And after tearing it ...

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 ...

And when you factor in laptop and desktop CPUs with integrated Arc graphics and workstation GPUs, Intel is confident that its graphics portfolio is "broader than any of our competitors for laptops ...

Intel Architecture Xe2 Cores GPU Clock Speed Memory Memory Speed Memory Bus Size Memory Bandwidth PCIe Interface ARC B570 Xe2/Battlemage 18 2.50 GHz 10GB GDDR6 19 Gbps 160-bit 380 GB/s PCIe 4.0 x8 ...

Intel has rolled out a new beta driver update for its Arc graphics cards, version 101.6460, headlined by optimisations for the recently launched FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH. This update brings ...

Intel’s Arc “Battlemage” desktop graphics card series currently includes the B580 and B570 models. These offerings have been reviewed by independent analysts and are recognized for providing ...

As is long-standing tradition, the Arc B570 is based on the exact same GPU as the B580, just with a few of the funky bits chopped off—metaphorically, if not literally. Intel impressed us with ...