For example, the aforementioned Intel Arc B580 is a budget-tier GPU that can crank out big performance thanks to features like AI upscaling. AI upscaling like Nvidia’s DLSS is useful with ray ...

The Intel Arc B580 12 GB and the RTX 3070 8 GB are some of the most interesting GPUs in the mid-range market these days. While the Team Blue offering is brand new, and features the latest ...

This happens in the backdrop of Intel's considerable success with the Arc Battlemage B580 and B570 GPU which are reportedly sold out at multiple retailers thanks to them representing a mix of ...

The Intel Arc B580 12 GB and the AMD RX 7600 XT 16 GB each have shaken up the entry-level gaming segment in their right. The cards are slightly spaced out in terms of their position in the market ...

Over two years after its first discrete GPU release, Intel has launched the Arc B580 “Battlemage,” marking its second generation of dedicated graphics cards. The B580, which will mostly be ...

The B580, which will mostly be sold through add-in-board (AIB) partners like Maxon, Sparkle, and ASRock, features Intel’s updated Xe2 architecture. It offers efficiency improvements and second ...

Have you checked out our review of Intel's Arc B580 "Battlemage" GPU yet? Hopefully, you already have and you're well aware that the Arc B580 is a competent entry-level GPU with solid 1080p and ...

TL;DR: Intel launched the Arc B580 graphics card, priced at $250. It offers 12GB VRAM and outperforms the GeForce RTX 4060 and Radeon RX 7600. A new driver update addresses issues in games like ...

Although it technically arrived alongside the Arc B580, Intel quickly disabled its new XeSS 2 feature shortly after it was introduced. Now, it’s back via a new driver update, and with a few ...

Well, with the release of the new Intel Arc B580 (2nd-gen Battlemage), there's no doubt that Intel has produced one of the best graphics cards of this generation, and given gamers on a budget an ...

But it seems Intel has learned from its mistakes. The new $250 Arc B580 performs better than AMD's low-end Radeon 7600, and it can even tangle a bit with NVIDIA when it comes to budget ray tracing.

But it seems Intel has learned from its mistakes. The new $250 Arc B580 performs better than AMD's low-end Radeon 7600, and it can even tangle a bit with NVIDIA when it comes to budget ray tracing.