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Man, Intel and their GPUs — it’s like this saga that keeps pulling you back in, whether you want it or not. I mean, they’re not as flashy as AMD or NVIDIA, but hey, they do have this underdog charm, right? So here’s the scoop: Intel’s got this new thing cooking, the Arc B770. Sounds like a gadget straight out of a sci-fi flick, but nah, it’s just another GPU — or maybe “just” doesn’t quite cut it. Whatever.
Anyway — wait, hang on — not that you care, but this whole thing started bubbling around Q4 2024. Back then, Intel tossed out the Arc B570 and B580. They were okay, I guess? Decent contenders in the GPU wrestling match, if you wanna call it that. But now, with AMD’s RX 9060 and NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 strutting their stuff, Intel needs to, you know, do something. Enter the Arc B770.
Rumor has it — oh, thanks to Gazlog, a Japanese source with more inside info than I probably have thoughts in a day (which isn’t much) — that this new B770 might just be the next big piece. Or maybe not. Who knows? It’s based on this BMG-G31 silicon thing. I could pretend to know what that means, but it’s lost on me like math after three cups of coffee.
Oh, and guess where it’s being put together? Vietnam. Yep, Intel Vietnam. They’re the maestros behind the Limited Edition GPUs. Probably means the B770’s gonna be slick. Or maybe limited? Kinda like finding the last cookie in the jar when you thought they were all gone.
Okay, so there’s this leaker, OneRaichu, right? Very mysterious, very credible. They’re the ones spilling the beans about the B770. Apparently, it might sport 24-32 Xe2 cores. What does that even mean? Shoot, I’m picturing a little battalion of micro-soldiers ready for war. And there’s talk of 16 GB GDDR6 memory, but that sounds more like tech talk than my jam.
Computex 2025 is around the corner, so mark your calendars if you’re the kind who waits for these wild reveals. Because, who knows, maybe Intel’s got a rabbit in their hat this time. Or a fully armored robo-bunny GPU? Whatever it is, keep an eye out. Team Blue’s playing their cards close to the chest, and we’re just here for the ride.
