As Computex 2025 approaches, Intel has officially announced the launch of new Arc Pro GPUs aimed at professionals. However, there is still some mystery surrounding the possible introduction of a new gaming graphics card, the Battlemage B770.
Currently, Intel’s Arc B580 and B570 GPUs have shown they can compete in the mid-range market, offering an interesting alternative to Nvidia and AMD, especially when it comes to pricing. But in the high-end market, the competition is fiercer, and Intel has not yet released a solution that could challenge the leaders in the sector. The rumored Arc B770 could fill that gap.
Latest Rumors about the Arc B770 GPU
There are increasing rumors that the Arc B770 could feature a powerful GPU with 24GB of video memory. This, combined with earlier reports of a dual-B580 configuration aimed at professional use, paints a changing picture for Intel’s offerings. However, enthusiasts and experts have focused especially on Intel’s responses to users interested in higher-performing graphics solutions.
In response to users asking about the high-end Battlemage GPU, particularly the Arc B770, Intel has started engaging with fans, telling them to “stay tuned” and hinting that “more is coming.”
Recent rumors suggest that the B770 might have more Xe2 cores compared to its smaller siblings, a wider memory bus, and up to 16GB or even more GDDR6 memory in certain professional versions. If confirmed, this would place the B770 in direct competition with mid-range and high-mid-range cards from Nvidia and AMD, like the rumored RTX 5060 Ti.
So, what do you think? Is it the right time for Intel to jump into the high-end GPU market? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
