According to the two PPT roadmaps exposed by RedGamingTech, Intel’s sharp desktop graphics will usher in the next generation of Battlemage series products in 2024.
PPT shows that Intel will launch two new 150W Alchemist architecture graphics cards in the first quarter of 2023, namely SKU4 (D23-P5) and SKU5 (D23-M3), both equipped with 6GB 16Gbps video memory.
In addition, Intel will launch the Alchemist+ architecture GPU in the third quarter of 2023, with 175-225W TDP and 75-100W TDP versions.
In addition, the Arc Battlemage series desktop graphics card also appeared in the PPT, using the Xe2-HPG micro-architecture, including two GPUs – BMG-G10 (up to 225W) and BMG-G21 (up to 150W). The BMG-G10 high-end GPU is scheduled to launch in the second quarter of 2024, followed by the BMG-G21 GPU at a later date.
The PPT also leaked the main details of the Battlemage architecture. The series will feature improved ray-tracing acceleration, microarchitecture improvements, and “next-gen” rendering technology based on machine learning. The PPT also confirmed that the Xe2-HPG will target the performance and enthusiast gaming segments.
