According to recent announcements, a new Intel Arc Battlemage graphics card has been spotted, confirming various specifications such as the number of Xe2 cores. It has recently been reported that Intel plans to launch its next-generation Arc graphics card series based on the Xe2 architecture, codenamed Battlemage, during the year. The new family will pick up where Alchemist left off and will offer greater performance and brand-new features, some of which will be seen for the first time on the upcoming Lunar Lake SoCs equipped with Xe2 iGPUs.
Starting with the details, the Intel Arc Battlemage graphics card that was identified uses device ID e20b and was running version 14.01 of the display. This particular specimen is identified as a Xe2-HPG part and features stepping G: A0/M: A1. The chip has two frequencies, one at 1500 MHz and the other at 1800 MHz. It is likely that these are the base and boost clocks for this particular specimen, given that the Arc A770 GPU also has a 300 MHz difference between its base and boost clocks (2.1 vs 2.4 GHz).
