As many as three potentially new Intel Arc graphics cards based on the latest Battlemage tech have been spotted in the latest official Intel Linux patch. But are they the cheapo RTX 4070 killers we're ...

Intel's foray into the domain of discrete graphics cards with the Arc series was not entirely unexpected, but it certainly was received with a copious dosage of skepticism by PC enthusiasts, ...

Intel's Arc B580 graphics cards have been its best-reviewed to date, maintaining the aggressive pricing of the old A-series Arc cards with fewer driver bugs, fewer weird performance outliers ...

Building or upgrading a gaming PC can feel like walking a tightrope between performance and budget. You want a graphics card that can handle your favorite games without breaking the bank, but ...

The most apt comparison is Intel’s own GPU, though. The Arc B580 is 17% faster than the B570 and 14% more expensive. That means the Arc B580 is still the better value overall, but there are a few ...

Intel's Arc B580 is wildly popular, so much so that it's sold out everywhere. Here are some alternatives to keep in mind.

Intel has just released its latest graphics drivers, bringing them up to version 101.6559 WHQL for its Arc GPUs. This latest ...

The Intel Arc B580 surprised me when it launched in December 2024 by simply providing an excellent value for a $249 graphics card, especially in an era where GPUs are getting more expensive with ...

Let's move to the next page, where we'll look into GPU heat levels and noise levels coming from this graphics card. Much like all ARC cards Intel kinda messed up the IDLE power consumption ...

Find out more about how we test. The Intel Arc B570 is the kind of graphics card I desperately want to love, but my tech-addled PC gaming heart belongs to another. But the problem is that despite ...

Intel has made significant strides in the graphics card market with the introduction of its Arc Battlemage GPUs. As the ...

Intel's foray into the domain of discrete graphics cards with the Arc series was not entirely unexpected, but it certainly was received with a copious dosage of skepticism by PC enthusiasts ...