Intel Arc Battlemage B70 Pro and B65 Pro GPUs: Launch Date and Specifications Revealed
Intel’s upcoming Battlemage BGM-G31 workstation GPUs, long the subject of speculation, now have a confirmed launch window. According to recent reports from VideoCardz, Intel is set to introduce the Arc B70 Pro and B65 Pro graphics cards as early as March 25. This information reportedly comes from official Intel press materials, providing new clarity on both the release timeline and technical specifications.
Confirmed Specifications for Arc B70 Pro and B65 Pro
The leaked details align with previous rumors about the Battlemage series. The Arc B70 Pro is expected to feature 32 Xe2 cores, paired with 32 GB of ECC GDDR6 memory and a 256-bit memory interface. The total graphics power (TGP) for the B70 Pro is listed in the range of 160 to 290 watts, with Intel’s reference design targeting a typical board power (TBP) of 230 watts. These specifications position the B70 Pro as a high-performance solution for professional and workstation environments.
The Arc B65 Pro, meanwhile, will reportedly share the same 32 GB ECC GDDR6 VRAM configuration but will be equipped with 20 Xe2 cores. This makes the B65 Pro similar to a B60 Pro model, but with increased memory capacity. The B65 Pro is expected to have a peak TGP of 200 watts, offering a balance between performance and efficiency for demanding workloads.
Availability and Design Options
Both the Arc B70 Pro and B65 Pro are anticipated to launch in Intel-branded reference designs as well as custom models from third-party manufacturers. This approach will provide users with a range of options to suit different workstation requirements and preferences.
With these new details, Intel’s Battlemage GPUs are shaping up to be competitive additions to the professional graphics market, offering robust memory configurations and advanced Xe2 core architectures tailored for workstation users.
