Intel’s first-generation Arc graphics cards are here — codenamed Alchemist. It’s a bid to shift the balance that Nvidia and AMD have maintained for decades, with modern furnishings like real ...

Despite its all-black-with-white-accent-lettering appearance, this is a good-looking graphics card, much like the initial Arc Alchemist GPUs before it, thanks to its matte, textured black shroud ...

Intel’s latest Arc Battlemage ... Battlemage card lost much more performance than either the A770 or the A580 did. However, in Counter-Strike 2 the B580 was much faster than the Alchemist ...

Intel’s new gaming graphics cards were originally announced for an early 2022 release, but it is looking increasingly likely that the company won’t make that date. The first generation of these cards ...

Its most visible offerings are graphics cards, which it bases exclusively on Intel's Arc GPUs. Sparkle favors mythical creatures for its GPU lineups, like "Orc" and "Titan"; today's card is part of ...

Intel XeSS, or Xe Super Sampling, is an upscaling feature of Intel Arc Alchemist graphics cards. It works by rendering your game at a lower resolution and then upscaling it using machine learning ...

Intel Battlemage is Intel's next-generation GPU lineup built on the Xe2-HPG architecture, offering major upgrades over ...

Intel's new graphics driver makes Arc GPUs faster still (again) Intel's Arc Alchemist graphics cards have made impressively big gains in some games, and that's something which is happening ...

Screenshots shared by a user on X (formerly known as Twitter) also show that Intel has already made pre-silicon mockups for the Xe3 graphics card, which serves as the base for the Arc Celestial.

These cards, identified as BMG-G31 and BMG-C32, were spotted in an import manifest, shedding light on Intel’s future product plans. The BMG-G31 is believed to be a higher-end GPU, potentially ...