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Intel has finally announced the Intel Arc B580 and B570 next-generation graphics cards. Built on its 'Battlemage' architecture, they are both budget-friendly GPUs aimed at making PC gaming just a bit ...

Ray tracing is one of the areas where Intel has focused its efforts for Battlemage (that's the codename for the architecture used by these GPUs), with the new ray tracing units in the GPUs featuring ...

Intel has announced its first "Battlemage" discrete graphics cards, the Arc B580 and B570. As well as being the fastest Intel GPUs ever made, the $249 B580 and $219 B570 are also equipped with Intel's ...

Intel is back with one of the best graphics cards you can buy — the Arc B580. As you can read in my Intel Arc B580 review, it’s a graphics card that has no business being as powerful as it is given ...

From today, the embargo on reviews for the standard Intel Arc B580 has been lifted, and leading reviewers have published their test results for the graphics card in games. The site TechPowerUp ...

The Intel GPU rumors are coming thick and fast now, and the latest piece of information to leak out of the tech rumor mill is the price of the new Arc B580 graphics card, and it looks good. If the ...

TL;DR: Intel's Arc B580 GPU, expected in December, is priced at $250, featuring 12GB VRAM and a higher clock speed than its predecessor, the A580. It uses a more efficient second-generation ...

Intel’s latest Battlemage B580 graphics card may not be topping gaming performance charts, but it appears to be carving out a niche for professional and AI applications. According to PC Gamer a ...

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Instead of using built in DirectX drivers, you drop a DLL into your game directory that translates Dx calls to Vulcan and uses the Vulcan drivers. I used it to play FO3 and FONV, on my Intel iGPU. It ...