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

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

A leaked roadmap appears to confirm these rumored Arc GPU launch delays. Intel Arc GPU launch delays seemingly confirmed by leaked roadmap To call Intel’s Arc GPU launch a bit of a catastrophe ...

Intel has rolled out a new beta driver update for its Arc graphics cards ... and errors with MLPerf on multi-GPU systems. Various software compatibility issues are also highlighted, impacting ...

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’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 ...

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

Leaning hard on the cost-effective 1440p GPU for gamers, the ARC B570 has a high bar to reach to beat out other, more established GPUs in its target demographic. While the ASROCK Challenger ...

Say what you will about the Arc B570, but in no universe can you say that you're not getting your money's worth with this GPU. The heartbreak, then, is just that this card is simply overshadowed ...

Betting on the long-term health of the Arc GPU business still seems risky. That said, I do like the B570 and B580 quite a bit, at least if you can get them at the prices Intel is advertising.

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.

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 ...