Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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The B570 is based on the Xe2 Battlemage graphics architecture which the B580 brought to discrete gaming GPUs, but which made its debut with the iGPU of Intel's Core Ultra Lunar Lake mobile processor. Intel took many learnings from the Arc Alchemist generation, took a good look at where the market is headed, and where the money is at, before sitting down to design Battlemage. The company claims a massive 70% SIMD performance gain over Alchemist for its newer Xe cores, which allows Intel to give its GPUs fewer numbers of them to achieve a performance-watt target; and anywhere between 50% to 100% gain in the various processes related to ray tracing, allowing Intel to lower the performance cost of enabling ray tracing in your AAA games. The company also claims a 50% generational performance per watt gain, due in part to the new TSMC 5 nm EUV foundry node. We know from our Arc B580 reviews that many of these claims hold up when you compare it with the Arc A580. Is there a better B570 to get?

Sparkle B570 Guardian OC Review: techpowerup.com/review/sparkle-b570-guardian
ASRock Arc B570 Challenger OC Review: techpowerup.com/review/asrock-arc-b570-challenger

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