Intel added four new graphics cards to the Mesa driver software for Linux computers. The company plans to release more gaming and professional graphics processors soon. Researcher LasseKrkkinen discovered these additions after examining recent driver updates. Intel last launched Arc B580 and B570 graphics cards in late 2024. The company stayed quiet about future graphics card plans until these driver listings appeared.
The Mesa driver code shows four different device identification numbers for upcoming cards. The numbers 0xE220, 0xE221, 0xE222, and 0xE223 represent separate graphics processors. Intel probably wants to keep details about these new models secret. Two of these identification numbers likely belong to the recently announced B60 and B50 Pro cards. The company demonstrated these professional graphics cards at the Computex technology show.
Intel might release the Arc B770 graphics card as one of the remaining models. The company hinted at this powerful gaming card during Computex presentations. Officials plan to announce the B770 during the Intel Innovation 2025 event later this year. Graphics card competition reaches peak levels as companies fight for mainstream market share. Intel faces tough battles against established competitors in the gaming graphics sector.
The Mesa driver code shows four different device identification numbers for upcoming cards. The numbers 0xE220, 0xE221, 0xE222, and 0xE223 represent separate graphics processors. Intel probably wants to keep details about these new models secret. Two of these identification numbers likely belong to the recently announced B60 and B50 Pro cards. The company demonstrated these professional graphics cards at the Computex technology show.
Intel might release the Arc B770 graphics card as one of the remaining models. The company hinted at this powerful gaming card during Computex presentations. Officials plan to announce the B770 during the Intel Innovation 2025 event later this year. Graphics card competition reaches peak levels as companies fight for mainstream market share. Intel faces tough battles against established competitors in the gaming graphics sector.
