Don’t give up, don’t give up! Intel’s second-generation high-end graphics card Arc B770 is finally coming: benchmarking RTX 5060

Fast technology news on May 5th, after repeated rumors for a long time, Intel’s high-end graphics card B700 series finally has news. The outside world once thought that Intel’s graphics card had given up, but in the fourth quarter of last year, Intel suddenly released the second-generation independent graphics card Battlemage series, including Arc B580 and B570 models, mainly for the low-end market, competing with NVIDIA’s RTX 4060 and AMD’s RX 7600 XT. With its performance and 12GB and 10GB memory capacity, it has received relatively good reviews. Don’t give up, don’t give up! Intel’s second-generation high-end graphics card Arc B770 is finally here: the standard RTX 5060 will not give up, don’t give up! Intel’s second-generation high-end graphics card Arc B770 is finally coming: Benchmarking the RTX 5060. However, the lack of high-end models makes it difficult for Intel to occupy a place in the mid-to-high-end market and to have real appeal to players. The latest news shows that Intel’s high-end Arc B770 may be unveiled at the Computex 2025 Taipei Computer Show as early as possible, directly targeting the RTX 5060. Wccftech quoted Japanese media Gazlog as saying that Intel is building a new Battlemage series graphics card based on the BMG-G31 chip. Given that the B500 series is mature, it is reasonable to release the next generation of products. Therefore, this new model is very likely to be the B770 (previously thought to have been cancelled). This information was disclosed in the shipping list of the BMG-G31 chip a few weeks ago. The chip was shipped to an Intel factory in Vietnam, where the Arc B770 is likely to be produced. Don’t give up, don’t give up! Intel’s second-generation high-end graphics card Arc B770 is finally coming: Benchmarking RTX 5060 Don’t give up, don’t give up! Intel’s second-generation high-end graphics card Arc B770 is finally coming: Benchmarking RTX 5060 is no different. Well-known whistleblower OneRaichu also confirmed that the Arc B770 is coming soon. It is said that the graphics card will have about 24-32 Xe2 cores built in, supporting 256-bit memory width and 16 GB GDDR6 memory. The specific details are still inconclusive. Wccftech expects that the Arc B770 is expected to be released at the 2025 Taipei International Computer Show, which opens in a few weeks. In addition, it is reported that Intel’s third-generation stand-alone Xe3 has entered the pre-verification stage, mainly based on final adjustments to hardware simulations, and production of the first chip samples may begin soon.