The Intel Arc B580 is not the only graphics card of this second generation where the Intel Arc B570a chart with lower performance and price that will hit the market tomorrow, January 15, and of which, as usual, we already know what its performance will be.
Intel Arc B570 performance
Once again, the information on the benchmark of this new Intel model comes from Geekbench in the OpenCL test, a test whose results can vary depending on the hardware of the equipment, so this test only allows us to have an idea of what performance is. . performance that it can offer us.
Taking into account that the Intel Arc B570 has lower performance than the Intel Arc B580, it was expected that the performance of the former would be lower than that of the model already available on the market since last December.
The most recent test of the Intel Arc B580 available on Geekbench gives it a score of 98,343 points. The score obtained in the test already available on this Arc B570 platform reaches 85,716 points, a difference of 12% of which, at the moment, it is not known whether it will also be reflected in the performance of the video game in a similar way.
The results of this test contradict those published by Intel. While the Intel Arc B570 is rated to run at a maximum of 2,500 MHz, this test indicates 2.750MHzit is therefore a custom AIB model from one of the various manufacturers who, during its presentation, announced that they would bet on it, information which, unfortunately, is not shown in this test.
Intel Arc B580 vs. Intel Arc B570
Both the Intel Arc B580 and Intel Arc B570 use Battlemage architecture with which Intel wants to gain a foothold in the graphics segment after the disastrous launch of the previous generation with alchemist architecture.
In terms of specifications, the Intel Arc B580 has 12 GB GDDR6 memory (for the moment NVIDIA is the only manufacturer to have adopted the GDDR7 standard in its new graphics), 20 Xe cores, 160 computing units, a clock frequency of 2670 MHz, a 192-bit memory bus, a bandwidth of 456 GB/s and a TDP of 190W.
If we talk about the specifications of the Intel Arc B570, we are talking about 10 GB GDDR6 memory with a 160-bit memory bus and 360 GB/s bandwidth. It has 18 Xe cores, 144 compute units, a TDP of 150W, and a clock speed of 2500MHz.
Will this new Intel graphics card have the same success on the market as the Intel Arc B580? Until the first gaming performance tests are released, we won't have any doubts, but, as an entry-level graphics card, for now it looks good.
