The Arc B770 is rumored to feature 16GB of VRAM, compared to the RTX 5060's 8GB While there's been no official confirmation from Nvidia, all signs point towards a May 19 launch for its new RTX ...

Gamers asked about an Arc B770 on X, and Intel responded to many by writing “stay tuned.” When X user kcwilsonii brought up the B770, Intel wrote: “Now that’s a gamer with great taste.

The Arc B770 may not be the only higher-end Battlemage part on the way, either; well-known enthusiast and self-described "good at finding stuff online" guy Haze spotted a placeholder on an Intel ...

Multiple people have asked about the Intel Arc B770 on X, and the responses are promising.We expect a formal announcement soon, most likely at Computex 2025. Intel's responses range from "Stay tuned!" ...

But the hope for cash-strapped PC gamers is that at least one of them is the Arc B770, a follow-up to the original Arc A770, and which would presumably compete with Nvidia’s RTX 5060 and the AMD ...

The long-rumored Intel Arc B770, which will ship with up to 32 Xe2 cores and 16GB of VRAM on a fast 256-bit memory interface, could be here sooner than you think.

Intel is preparing a new GPU based on the “BMG-G31” silicon, likely the Arc Battlemage B770. This new card might compete with AMD’s RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s RTX 5060, both of which are on the way.

Intel’s best graphics card right now is the Arc B580, a midrange card that rivals Nvidia’s RTX 4060. However, it’s long been rumored that Intel might have more up its sleeve, and fans are ...

And in another response to a gamer asking for an Arc B770 release, Intel responded, "Now that's a gamer with great taste. Stay tuned!," along with a flexing arm emoji.

Intel is reportedly set to launch its Arc Battlemage B770 GPU, intended to compete in the mid-to-high-end segment of the discrete graphics card market. This announcement is especially significant ...

As Computex approaches, gamers are hoping that Intel will drop a more powerful successor to its popular “Battlemage” Arc B580 GPU. Now, as VideoCardz noted, Intel has a message for them ...