Intel’s High-End Battlemage Arc B770 GPU Might Launch at Computex 2025, Set to Rival NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 Series

Whoa. So, Intel’s not throwing in the towel just yet with their Battlemage GPUs. Apparently, there’s still another trick up their sleeve. It’s a bit like that one last cookie you find at the bottom of the jar when you thought they were all gone. Anyway, word on the street (or, well, from some Japanese media source called Gazlog—or was it Gizlog?) is they’re cooking up something spicy with this “BMG-G31” silicon. Sounds like an epic code name, huh?

So yeah, the Arc B770 could be coming to a store near you, maybe next quarter. Intel’s not exactly playing at AMD or NVIDIA speed, but hey, they’re still in the game. Back in late 2024, they dropped those mid-tier Arc B570 and B580 models. Not too shabby, given the competition back then. But now AMD’s flaunting their RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s got the RTX 5060 series coming out swinging, and Intel’s over here like, “Hold my coffee. We got this.”

Apparently, some shipping manifests popped up, hinting that the BMG-G31 silicon was on its merry way to an Intel spot in Vietnam. I took geography once, and that place is Intel’s go-to for crafting their Limited Edition GPUs. So maybe—just maybe—we’ll see this B770 beast soon. The BMG-G31 sounds like it’s meant for the flashy, high-end league. Like, seriously, Intel’s B5XX chapter is all wrapped up for now, so the B770 is where the party’s at.

Oh, and get this, some infamous leaker, OneRaichu—I mean, who names themselves that?—confirms that the B770’s on the horizon. Leaks and rumors are like candy for tech geeks. Anyway, this mighty die might sport 24-32 Xe2 cores with a 256-bit memory bus and 16 GB of GDDR6—sounds like gibberish, but it’s big talk in the tech world. Though, who knows, it could moonlight in AI or pro-GPUs too. Nothing’s set in stone. Yet.

With Computex 2025 just around the corner, things are about to get interesting. Like, can you say adrenaline? Broadcasts live from the venue—it’s like being there without the jet lag. Maybe Intel’s got this ace up their sleeve. Or perhaps they’re just bluffing. It’s a wait-and-see game for Team Blue’s strategy. Whatever happens, it’s gonna be a wild ride.