While Intel didn't explicitly confirm the existence of a more powerful Arc Battlemage GPU than the B580, there is a chance that it may launch one soon.
Intel Replies "Stay Tuned" to Those Asking for the Arc B770 Battlemage GPU; May Unveil it at Computex
Last week, Intel announced that it will be unveiling its latest Arc Professional GPUs at the Computex event, which is going to be held from 20th to 23rd May in Taipei. Surprisingly, there were requests from many users in the thread for Intel to release a more powerful Battlemage Arc GPU in the gaming lineup.
Intel replied to most of them in a way that indicates the possibility of the existence of such a GPU. Most users were asking for the Arc B770, a successor to the Alchemist-based Arc A770 GPU, which will offer noticeably much higher performance than the current most powerful Battlemage GPU, i.e., the B580.
I NEED B770, PLZ GIVE IT TO ME
— vermis_sum (@sum_vermis) May 8, 2025
Intel said "Stay Tuned" in reply to a lot of users asking for the Arc B770/B780, which may seem like a template. Also, in no way does this confirm that Intel is indeed releasing such a GPU at Computex or that it currently exists, but there is a possibility. There have surely been some rumors that suggested that Intel might release the B770 down the line, and Computex will be the place where we might see it.
The Arc B770 is supposedly going to utilize the bigger BMG-31 die and is expected to compete with budget GPUs like the GeForce RTX 5060/5060 Ti and RX 9060 XT. The Arc Pro A60 GPU, on the other hand, will be aimed at professional workloads, which Intel announced in the original post. The Arc Pro A60 will be using the BMG-21 die used on the Arc B580 but will have twice the VRAM capacity, i.e., 24 GB.
Surprisingly, Intel might also release an Arc B580 with 24 GB GDDR6 VRAM capacity, which SPARKLE previously confirmed. Even though it retracted the statement, the possibility is still there, especially when other Intel board partners, such as Maxsun, registered an Arc B580 with 24 GB VRAM. There is less than a week for Computex to commence, and we will see more GPUs launching at the event, such as RTX 5060 from NVIDIA and RX 9060 XT from AMD.
News Source: Videocardz
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