Just when you thought you'd better get saving for your new RTX 5000-series graphics card, off the back of an Intel update on it's GPU plans, tech website Videocardz is claiming Intel is going to ...

The PC graphics card market has for years been a lopsided duopoly, with Nvidia the undisputed king and Advanced Micro Devices ...

What's new with the Intel Arc A580 and a 570? How fast are the Intel Arc A580 and a 570? Intel has released various performance claims for the new cards. The Arc B580 is on average 24% faster at 1440p ...

Update, June 21: Intel has officially confirmed to us it is only discontinuing the Intel branded Arc A770 LE card, and that it is "still producing silicon for AIBs." Original story: It's official. As ...

Intel has announced its next-generation Arc B-series desktop graphics cards, based on its new Xe2 architecture dubbed "Battlemage". Two new graphics cards, the Intel Arc B570 and B580, have been ...

More evidence is mounting that a new Intel GPU launch is coming for the holiday season, thanks to a massive faux pas by Amazon. The retailer just listed two new Intel Arc Battlemage graphics cards, ...

The two new cards in question are the A570M and A530M and were first revealed within the latest Intel GPU drivers stating under the highlights “Support for Intel® Arc™ A570M and A530M Graphics”.

There’s something strange going on at Intel. The company is looking to get leaner as it simultaneously builds up its chipmaking capabilities. The U.S. chip giant’s nascent venture into graphics cards ...

An unnamed Intel graphics card with a claimed thermal design power (TDP) of 300W has shown up on a shipping manifest, suggesting the company may be working on a new high-end version of its Arc ...

Processors Intel says its graphics drivers are now 'light years ahead of where we were a few years ago', and they'll need to be if it's going to tempt gamers towards its new iGPUs Hardware CES 2026: ...

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, and ...