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Intel Arc GPUs just got faster – and next-gen graphics cards are on track

Posted on December 15, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Intel’s Arc GPUs are still very much on track when it comes to the next-gen offerings, Battlemage and Celestial, plus Alchemist GPUs just got a big update that ensures they perform much faster with some of the best PC games. Raja Koduri provided updates on a number of topics in an interview conducted by Gadgets 360 (opens in new tab) (G360), in which Intel’s graphics guru gave us a firm confirmation that the chip giant is still holding to its intended future roadmap for GPUs. Namely launching Battlemage in 2023, and Celestial in 2024 (though third-gen cards could perhaps slide to 2025).
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