Intel Arc Pro B60: BattleMage graphics card with 24GB GDDR6 expected 31 comments
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Intel will definitely be introducing new graphics cards for the professional (workstation) market at ComputeX. VideoCardz also suggests a first model, but this has not yet been confirmed. The Arc Pro B60 is expected to feature a BattleMage series GPU and 24GB GDDR6 memory. The latter has been rumored for a long time.
Intel now announces that the new ARC Pro GPUs are on the way. “We’ll see you in Taipei!” It also reveals where the performance will take place. It’s Calpex 2025, which takes place from May 20th to 23rd.
So much for the official. Intel is talking about GPUs, the majority of them. The Arc Pro B60 is suspected
Videocardz wants to know about at least one of the new models. It’s the Arc Pro B60, which features a BMG-G21 GPU from the Battlemage series. Compared to the Arc Pro A60 from the Alchemist generation, the computing units are expected to increase by 25% to 2,560. The memory increase, which doubles from 12 GB GDDR6 to 24 GB GDDR6, is even more evident. The memory interface remains at 192 bits.
The Arc Pro B60 is said to use the same technical base as the ARC B580 (test) for gamers, with the exception of the doubled memory. There is no information yet on clock frequencies; differences are possible here. The ARC B580 operates at 2,670 MHz and 190 watts TBP (Total Board Power). Previous rumors have now come true
That Intel is planning an Arc Pro with a clamshell chip and 24GB of storage appeared shortly before the turn of the year. Initially, a report from China pointed to an Intel Battlemage graphics card with 24GB. Then, a B580 with the designation “Clamshell” was found in the shipping documents. Ultimately, this could be the Arc Pro A60, for which there was still no name.
The so-called clamshell method allows two 32-bit memory modules to be connected to a 32-bit memory controller and has been used by NVIDIA, for example, in the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti with 16GB instead of 8GB of memory.
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Topics: Arc Battlemage Computex 2025 GDDR6 Intel Graphics Cards Source: Intel, Videocardz
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