Intel will upset its competitors! Arc Battlemage details have been announced

Intel launches a new generation graphics card series that will further intensify competition in the graphics card market. Arc Battlemage brought to light important details about him. According to WccFtech’s report, some technical specifications of Intel’s Arc Battlemage graphics card were revealed in the latest GFX DRM (Direct Rendering Manager) log files.

Intel’s new generation graphics card Arc Battlemage: Comes with 14 Xe2 cores, 12GB VRAM and 192-bit bus!

1. Number of xe2 cores:
Arc Battlemage is equipped with 14 Xe2 cores. So, it is obvious that this series is built on the BMG-G21 chip. BMG-G21 is a graphics processor developed by Intel based on the new generation Xe2-HPG (High Performance Gaming) architecture. It is known that this chip offers a maximum of 16 Xe2 core support, but Arc Battlemage stands out with its 14-core version.

2. Memory capacity and speed:
Intel Arc Battlemage comes with 12GB GDDR6 VRAM. The memory configuration consists of 6 32-bit DRAM channels and offers a total bus width of 192-bit. This configuration enables memory speeds up to 19 Gbps. The memory bandwidth is determined as 456.00 GB/s, which can provide a significant performance increase, especially in high-resolution games and graphics operations.

3. Comparison with previous generation:
Intel’s previous generation graphics card, Arc Alchemist, offered 256-bit bus width and had a VRAM speed of 17.5 Gbps. Arc Battlemage, on the other hand, comes with a narrower bus (192-bit), but thanks to faster memory modules (19 Gbps), it closes this gap and can potentially offer higher performance.

Arc Battlemage clearly shows that Intel wants to maintain its claim in the graphics card market. Equipped with 14 Xe2 cores, the new graphics card will provide significant performance especially for game lovers and graphic designers. The high speed and wide bandwidth offered by GDDR6 VRAM will increase the fluency in graphics operations and provide uninterrupted performance even at higher resolutions.

Intel’s new graphics card series will have an important place in the competition with giants such as Nvidia and AMD. It is eagerly awaited what strategy Intel will follow, especially regarding price-performance ratio and energy efficiency. With the release of Arc Battlemage in the coming months, we’ll have a chance to see the real-world performance of these cards.

It is a matter of curiosity how these cards will perform in high-resolution games, 3D modeling, video editing and many other intensive graphics operations. So, what do you think about Intel’s new graphics card? Can Arc Battlemage create the expected revolution in graphics performance? Don’t forget to share your opinions in the comments section below.