Wednesday, November 27th 2024

Intel Arc B580 Card Pricing Leak Suggests Competitive Pricing

Earlier this week, details of two Intel Arc B580 "Battlemage" graphics cards from ASRock leaked, but there was no indication of any pricing, which lead to some speculations in the comments section. Now, serial leaker @momomo_us on X/Twitter has leaked the pricing for Intel's own card, which will apparently be known as the Intel Arc B580 Limited Edition Graphics card. The leaker suggests a retail price of US$250 for the 12 GB graphics card, which seems like a competitive starting point for what is expected to be a lower mid-tier GPU. However, this will most likely be the cheapest option on the market, since AIB's tend to charge higher pricing due to customised PCB and cooling, plus some extra bling over the Intel cards.

In addition to the pricing leak above, Videocardz did some digging and found an etailer that has listed the Intel Arc B580 card on its site, albeit without any details, for US$259.55, although the site didn't reveal the details of the etailer, beyond the fact that it's a US company. The question is how the B580 will compare in terms of performance against both Intel's own Arc A750 and A770—which comes with either 8 or 16 GB of VRAM—especially as you can pick up an Acer Predator BiFrost Arc A770 or a couple of different ASRock Challenger Arc A770 cards for as little as US$230.
Sources: @momomo_us on X/Twitter, Videocardz
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31 Comments on Intel Arc B580 Card Pricing Leak Suggests Competitive Pricing

#26
Dristun
Solaris17If anything I think Intels LEs are less fancy then literally every ODM. I generally prefer them because they arent fancy. In addition, Intels LEs are infact, no different then AMD or Nvidias FE or in house designs. They all do it.
Yeah, the LE almost looks like a workstation card compared to 99% of designs out there, especially the A750 variant without RGB.
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TheLostSwede
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Solaris17If anything I think Intels LEs are less fancy then literally every ODM. I generally prefer them because they arent fancy. In addition, Intels LEs are infact, no different then AMD or Nvidias FE or in house designs. They all do it.
Which is also pretty much what I wrote in the news post, but we also don't know what the new cards from Intel will look like as yet.
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#28
tommo1982
RuruNeed to disagree with that when thinking all of the windowed cases and the RGB stuff of today's hardware. :D
Hehehe, I forgot about that. Had to turn than off on my mainboard, because it was disturbing my sleep even from inside the case
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#29
Darmok N Jalad
Maybe the 2x 8 pin is to power the ultimate RGB experience. I’m talking “can see if from space” level stuff. :D
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#31
phanbuey
Event HorizonHoping they don't arrow lake it up.
i didn't even know that was an verb now :roll:
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