Here’s where to watch the Intel Arc Battlemage GPU reveal today
Intel Battlemage is finally being revealed today, December 3rd. The release date for Intel’s second generation of discrete Arc GPUs feels like a long time coming, especially since the first-gen ‘Alchemist’ cards didn’t exactly make a massive dent on the market. Nvidia and AMD will be launching their new GPUs sometime in early 2025, giving Team Blue a little breathing room.
With the exact date and time when Intel Battlemage will be revealed now known, the associated YouTube live stream is already up and running, at least in waiting. It will go live as soon as the launch is about to take place and we expect to see a couple of graphics cards being announced.
Meet the Intel Arc B-Series live stream – Where to watch Battlemage reveal
As we said, you can watch the big reveal over on the Intel Gaming YouTube channel. To make it easier for you, here’s the live stream/video just below:
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Don’t worry if you miss the live stream though, as it (should) be saved to watch back anytime. If you do want to make sure you tune in and watch the reveal live, here’s when you can do so:
- Pacific Time (PT): 6 am, December 3rd
- Eastern Time (ET): 9 am, December 3rd
- London, UK (GMT): 2 pm, December 3rd
- Sydney, Australia (AEDT): 1 am, December 4th
- Auckland, New Zealand (NZDT): 3 am, December 4th
As for what will be revealed, we expect to see at least two GPUs: the Intel Arc B580 and Arc B570. While you may expect to see a follow-up to last gen’s flagship – the Intel Arc A770 – there are rumors that it has been delayed. It may still launch at a later date, but there still remains some uncertainty regarding its future.
Following the recent retirement of Intel’s CEO Pat Gelsinger, the company will be looking to bounce back and we hope to see the Intel Arc B-Series be one of the reasons why.