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Intel Arc Battlemage

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We have the first GPU benchmark leak for battlemage. Unfortunately it's not a great GPu benchmark, they used SiSoft Sandra.

Nevertheless in this first benchmark Battlemage scores 80% higher than Alchemist. Both the Alchemist and Battlemage GPU had the same number of cores so it appears the 80% improvement could be related to clockspeed, IPC and architecture improvements




If the 80% improvement like for like holds true for high end models then the replacement GPU for the A770 would have the same performance as a RTX3090ti and if the replacement has more cores than the A770 then it could be even faster.


Now while that's great news it may also be disappointing because it looks like Battlemage is going to compete with the 4070ti to 4080 and not necessarily with something like a 5090 or 5080. But might I remind you to look at how cheap Intel GPUs are and I don't think anyone will be unhappy if Intel offers 4070ti/4080 performance for $400
 
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50% IPC gain, 100% RT improvement, wider pipelines, more cache, hardware acceleration transistors for unreal engine 5.3+ draw calls and more efficient

Apart from 100% faster RT coming from new RT cores, most of the performance comes from fixing alchemist. Tom Peterson says Alchemist was extremely inefficient and they've tried to fix it for Battlemage

 
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Battlemage needs to be 2X as fast as ARC to compete with the RX 7800 XT at £450, which is already a GPU nearing replacement, its old now...

GPU stuffs hard yo and AMD aren't incompetent.

RT should be good at least, if RT is 2x as Intel says then the replacement for the A770 would have same RT performance as the 7900xtx
 
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