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The reception made the prospective launch of the higher-end Battlemage B770 GPU even more exciting for gamers looking to get into high-end PC gaming at a more affordable price. Now, though, it looks ...

TL;DR: Intel's rumored plans for a higher-end Battlemage graphics card are now in serious doubt, based on a fresh piece of speculation which suggests the BMG-G31 GPU was abandoned last year (in Q3).

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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.