That would be logical
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That would be logical
Caporegime
By the looks of that cooler its 200 watt max.
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Asrock are allegedly producing two models of the B580: one with one 8-pin connector so a max of 225W, and another with two 8-pin connectors so a max of 375W.
Don
Some more leaks of performance and pricing
www.tomshardware.com
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Intel Arc B580 Battlemage GPU allegedly surfaces on Geekbench — with 20 Xe Cores, 12GB of VRAM, and 2.85 GHz boost it falls short of the A580 despite being a generation newer
The Arc B580 could hit shelves as early as next month.
Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition GPU listed for $250 at US retailer — Battlemage prepares to rock the GPU market
Can Intel undercut Nvidia and AMD with Battlemage?
Compute on Battlemge looking good
Caporegime
Reality check.....
The B580 would have to be 70% faster than the A770, not the A580, which isn't on this list, but the A770 to "match the RTX 4070"
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Founders Edition Review
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 4070 launches today. In this review we're taking a look at the Founders Edition, which sells at the baseline MSRP of $600. NVIDIA's new FE is a beauty, and its dual-slot design is compact enough to fit into all cases. In terms of performance, the card can match RTX 3080...
The A580 is equal to an RTX 2070, if you look back and the first link the RTX 2070 is also on that one, at 51% of the RTX 4070, so the B580 would need a 100% jump in performance.
Not a chance in hell.... at best its A770. Called it....
ASRock Arc A580 Challenger Review
ASRock's Arc A580 Challenger is a custom-design variant of Intel's newest GPU release. It comes with a powerful triple-slot, dual-fan cooling solution that achieves whisper-quiet noise levels and good temperatures. Considering the attractive price of just $180, performance is good, too.
It so obviously untrue if you just think for 20 seconds, you set expectations like that imagine how disappointed people are going to be when inevitably it turns out to be WAY off, and what that will do for your reputation.
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In real world gaming the A580 isn’t much slower than the A770, and a 70% increase from a first-generation product is not implausible.
Time will tell.
Caporegime
That looks like 15% on average which even by this measure makes it needing +85%.
When was the last time you saw a +70% or +85% gen on gen increase? saying something implausible is not implausible doesn't make it so.... Not in the real world.
Also....
Intel Arc B580 Battlemage GPU allegedly surfaces on Geekbench — with 20 Xe Cores, 12GB of VRAM, and 2.85 GHz boost it falls short of the A580 despite being a generation newer
The Arc B580 could hit shelves as early as next month.
The A580 has 24 XE Cores, the B580 has 20 XE Cores, that's 20% less, this isn't gaining 80%+ over its predecessor.
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Caporegime
Its small and inexpensive to make, they can knock these out for $250 and make a small profit on them.
This is not a bad thing, it could be a good thing, but the over expectation here is not healthy.
This is not a bad thing, it could be a good thing, but the over expectation here is not healthy.
That’s disappointing. Oh well, if Intel fluff it they have only themselves to blame.
Soldato
I've never really looked into the A580, but it seemed like it was just shifting A750 chips that couldn't cut it? The B580 has been uninteresting to me.
Intel have already fluffed it, with the huge delay on the B770. I'm likely going to buy one, but there's not going to be many saying the same thing.
It's not unbelievable it could see a high % uplift in one of the areas Alchemist is flawed, but those numbers will be outliers.
Intel have already fluffed it, with the huge delay on the B770. I'm likely going to buy one, but there's not going to be many saying the same thing.
It's not unbelievable it could see a high % uplift in one of the areas Alchemist is flawed, but those numbers will be outliers.
Soldato
People are too happy to pay for minimal gains.
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Intel def realllllllllly gonna go for that 1% marketshare....
I hope the next Intel cards are good and priced low. Drivers should be better out of the gate as well. Intel could grab a big chunk of the low-mid range which is the biggest market. Would a 50% uplift over last gen be good enough or do they need more?
Exclusive: Intel Arc Battlemage to launch December 12th - VideoCardz.com
Intel to unveil Battlemage GPUs next week, launching mid-December The company will introduce two graphics cards. Next week, Intel will reveal its plans for the discrete GPU series codenamed Battlemage. The first models to launch from the new Xe2-HPG-based series are the B580 and B570, as...
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