It is reported that Intel sharp Battlemage graphics card will be launched in the second quarter of next year, with a maximum of 64 Xe cores.

CTOnews.com March 27 news, reliable sources RedGamingTech revealed that the number of Xe cores of Intel's next-generation GPU will double to 64.

RedGamingTech shared a recent roadmap for Intel Arc graphics cards. The presentation shows that the next-generation Arc graphics card codenamed Battlemage will be launched in the second quarter of 2024.

The presentation shows that the number of Xe-Core in the Battlemage series will double compared to ACM-G10 GPU. The flagship model may be called BGM-G10 and uses up to 64 Xe-Core.

CTOnews.com also learned from the presentation that the Battlemage GPU also has a 256bit memory bus and 48MB secondary cache. This means that the video card can be equipped with 8GB, 16GB or even 32GB video memory. The L2 cache will be smaller than the AD103 of RTX 4080 (64 MB), but the sizes of the two are similar.