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We say that because highly-accurate Intel leaker Jaykihn has confirmed that BMG-G31, the long-awaited "Big Battlemage" GPU, was indeed canceled as rumored. In fact, according to Jaykihn ...

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Intel has reworked its Arc Xe2 discrete GPU plans, which means the high-end Battlemage variant is no longer in development. Early data had shown three Battlemage PCI identifiers, leading to mixed ...

Intel has apparently ditched its plans for a new high-end gaming GPU based on the Battlemage architecture, according to the latest leak. Reportedly codenamed BMG-G31, the new Intel GPU originally ...

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much like Arc Battlemage was so far. Rumor has it that BMG might never make it to laptops, too, showing the kind of scope we might expect from Intel’s discrete graphics going forward.