Intel has been adamant that it plans to continue developing discrete GPUs after getting back in the game with Arc Alchemist, which at the time ended a long hiatus dating all the way back to Larrabee.

Battlemage GPUs must be getting close to launch. Another Intel Arc B580 showed up on Geekbench only a couple of months after the first suspected B580 appeared. Pair that with Intel’s plan ( back in January) to launch the discrete GPU line by the end of this year, and it’s beginning to look a lot like Chr- er, January 2025. We can hardly wait.

The Geekbench 6 OpenCL test score shows one new Intel Battlemage graphics card's performance and specs at this early stage.

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Tom Petersen, Intel Fellow, did not beat around the bush with his message regarding Battlemage: the GPU is next.

What was once a trickle has become a torrent, as even more Intel Battlemage GPU data has leaked, in the run up to their rumored launch.

More Arc B580 leaks seemingly confirm the card will debut with 12GB of GDDR6, and we also get a look at possible retail pricing.

ASRock Intel Arc B580 Steel Legend and ASRock Intel Arc B580 Challenger cards have leaked, the first next-gen Battlemage GPUs from Intel.

Intel seems to be preparing a special "Limited Edition" version of the leaked B580 Battlemage GPU - priced at $250 per leaks.

Intel’s next generation Battlemage desktop cards are slated to land before 2024 ends according to ZDNet Korea, but gaming might not be the GPU’s primary focus.