Intel hints at a stronger graphics card above the Arc B580 model. The company replied with stay tuned messages when fans asked about a B770 card on social media. This response suggests Intel might announce something at the Computex event running May 20 through 23 in Taipei. Intel already promised to show new professional graphics cards at the same event. Many tech followers want a more powerful gaming option from the Battlemage series.
The rumored B770 would use a larger BMG-31 chip to compete against upcoming budget options from rivals. It would aim to match graphics cards like the GeForce RTX 5060 and AMD RX 9060 XT. Reports also point to Intel releasing an Arc B580 with 24 gigabytes of memory. Board partners such as SPARKLE and Maxsun have mentioned this version in product listings. Computex takes place next week, where NVIDIA and AMD will also present new budget graphics options. The tech show serves as a major platform for computer hardware announcements each year.
The rumored B770 would use a larger BMG-31 chip to compete against upcoming budget options from rivals. It would aim to match graphics cards like the GeForce RTX 5060 and AMD RX 9060 XT. Reports also point to Intel releasing an Arc B580 with 24 gigabytes of memory. Board partners such as SPARKLE and Maxsun have mentioned this version in product listings. Computex takes place next week, where NVIDIA and AMD will also present new budget graphics options. The tech show serves as a major platform for computer hardware announcements each year.
