Retailer leaks spotted by Momomo_us suggest Intel’s own “Limited Edition” Arc B580 could cost just $250. While no confirmed specs have surfaced just yet, one particular GPU leak on Amazon suggested that the B580 will feature 20 Xe2 cores,

Intel’s Arc B580 GPU has been leaked via a Geekbench result The score itself is meaningless, but it provides key spec details B580’s core count could be lower than A580, but other specs might balance that out Intel’s Battlemage graphics cards are supposedly set to launch in December if the rumors are right,

Intel seems to be preparing a special "Limited Edition" version of the leaked B580 Battlemage GPU - priced at $250 per leaks.

Intel's next batch of graphics cards are on the horizon, as a new report brings the alleged December release date into focus once again

Intel will supposedly have its own reference boards (or limited edition Arc products, as it calls them) for these GPUs, which will emerge first, and custom graphics cards from third-party partners are going to launch the day after (December 13). This slightly staggered approach to launch is not uncommon these days in the graphics card world.

Intel is poised to launch its highly anticipated "Battlemage" discrete GPUs, built on the Xe2 architecture, on December 3, according to exclusive

We could be looking at an Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition GPU launch in December and a $250 price point for Intel's first Battlemage desktop graphics card.

If this Battlemage price rumor is correct, then Intel is planning to undercut all Nvidia GeForce and AMD Radeon desktop graphics cards.

The Arc Battlemage B580 that showed up on Geekbench this time around rustled up an OpenCL Score of 78743, which isn’t reliable until further testing is done. The specs are more interesting than the score at this stage in the game: As before,

The first desktop Battlemage GPU product, the Intel Arc B580, is around the corner and it looks like Intel still has plans for more Arc GPU generations.

Intel’s next generation Battlemage desktop cards are slated to land before 2024 ends according to ZDNet Korea, but gaming might not be the GPU’s primary focus.