If you're looking for an affordable graphics card for your PC, the Intel Arc B580 Battlemage should definitely be on your ...

The NVIDIA RTX 5060 Low Profile GPU delivers big performance in a small package. Perfect for SFF builds, it’s a game-changer ...

By comparison, the Intel Arc B580 was released earlier, on December 13, 2024, with a slightly higher price tag of $249.99 / £249.99 / AU$449.

Intel's Arc B580 beats it on value, but the budget-minded Arc B570 (tested here as an ASRock Challenger card) delivers intense ray-tracing performance and competitive, if at times inconsistent ...

ASRock has recently refreshed the look of its Challenger Series graphics cards, first debuting with Arc B580 and seen here again with Arc B570. It’s not a major shift in approach but the final ...

The Arc B570 card that we have on hand is ASRock's Challenger model, which will be slightly familiar to anyone who read our review of ASRock's Challenger Arc B580.

We took one of the partner cards, the Asrock Arc B570 Challenger OC, into the lab for a first test run. At the start of sales, the graphics card is 50 euros cheaper than the comparable B580 model.

That’s where the Intel Arc B580 comes in. I got to test this $250 GPU made for 1440p gaming with a rather intense experiment — racing in F1 24 with a triple monitor setup.

The Arc B580 is Intel's highest-end offering in the Battlemage lineup for now (Image via ASRock) The on-paper specs won't reveal much about the two GPUs, given they are based on wildly different ...

The B580, which will mostly be sold through add-in-board (AIB) partners like Maxon, Sparkle, and ASRock, features Intel’s updated Xe2 architecture.

New benchmarks posted by German site ComputerBase provide us with a close look into Linux gaming benchmarks. Their system ran on Ubuntu 24.10 and featured the Ryzen 7 8600G, an MSI B650 motherboard, ...