A test tool for Intel’s next-generation Battlemage GPU has been found online, and the tool will be used in 2024’s Arc-only graphics products.
Two test tools for the Battlemage GPU are now listed on the Intel DesigninTools webpage, BGA2362-BMG-X2 and BGA2727-BMG-X3-6CH. These tools are used for verification and testing purposes, but the BGA design also reveals some details.
The X2 tool comes in a 2362 BGA package and the X3 tool comes in a 2727 BGA package. An earlier report from Intel Alchemist (A-Series) indicated that the top-end ACM-G10 GPU chip used on the Alchemist A770 graphics card is packaged in a 2660 BGA package. This means that the package size of the second-generation GPU is expected to be larger than that of the A-series high-end GPU.
It should be noted that a larger package size does not necessarily mean a larger chip size, so accurate information has yet to be announced.
The information of the Battlemage GPU has been exposed many times. Taking BMG-G10 as an example, Its explosive specifications as follows:
Xe² HPG Architecture
56 Xe cores
448 XVE (EU)
2 shaders per XVE
112MB Adamantine Cache
16GB 256bit GDDR6X video memory
Up to 225W
Will be available in Q2 2024
