Intel Teases Expanded Arc GPU Showcasing at Computex

Okay, so, Intel’s up to some magic again! They kinda teased—on X of all places—that they’re cooking up new stuff in their Arc “Battlemage” lineup. Some big geek fest, Computex, is where they’re planning to show it all off.

So, like, they’ve got this whole Arc Pro series thing planned. It’s all about the fancy “Battlemage” graphics. Imagine this: it’s for workhorse tasks like AI and content stuff. Not much detail right now, but hey, that’s the fun part—waiting. And Computex isn’t a million years away, so patience won’t kill us.

Oh, Intel dropped a little tweet with this cheeky vibe—“New Intel® Arc™ Pro GPUs are on the way. See you in Taipei!” It’s like they’re the mysterious neighbor hinting about a cool new gadget.

Now, onto the juicy bits—someone spilled the beans about Intel eyeing some massive memory boosts for these Arc Battlemage things. Picture this: a 24 GB VRAM version! Totally nuts, right? They’re thinking of doubling the brainpower of what we got now, like, from 12 GB to a whole whopping 24 GB. The current top dog, Arc Pro A60, is cool and all, but this sounds like taking a bike and turning it into a spaceship!

And hey, maybe there’s a new secret gadget in town. Something about different variants—192-bit vs. 160-bit? Man, who keeps track of these? Oh yeah, the BMG-G31! Heard of it? Well, that’s the whispers I’ve caught; it’s potentially got a 256-bit bus. More numbers, more power—classic geek translation.

Long story short, folks are pumped to see these beefy Battlemage cards doing their thing. Intel’s really banking on this, and updates both in shiny new hardware and gutsy software are on the horizon. So, keep those eyes peeled; more updates are sure to trickle in. Wait, what was I saying? Ah, never mind. More tech goodies soon, I guess!