While the listing has since been removed, it suggests a potential launch later this year.

Specifications:
The ASRock Arc B580 Steel Legend was briefly listed with the following key details:

  • GPU Clock Speed: Up to 2.8 GHz
  • Memory: 12GB GDDR6, operating at 19 Gbps on a 192-bit bus
  • Maximum Resolution: 8K (7680 x 4320)
  • Power Connectors: Two 8-pin connectors, supporting a maximum power draw of up to 375W
In contrast, the ASRock Arc B580 Challenger was also spotted, featuring:

  • Power Connectors: A single 8-pin connector, indicating a TDP below 225W (150W + 75W from the PCIe slot)
  • PCIe Support: PCIe 5.0 x8, which offers the same bandwidth as PCIe 4.0 x16 but requires a motherboard with PCIe 5.0 support
Design and Features:
Both cards differ in power configurations and targeted performance levels. The Steel Legend is built for higher power usage and greater performance, while the Challenger focuses on efficiency and compatibility. Images of the Steel Legend confirm the absence of a 16-pin connector, commonly associated with higher-end cards, suggesting these GPUs cater to mainstream markets.

Launch and Availability:
Intel has already updated its driver page with a section dedicated to the new Battlemage series, signaling an imminent launch. However, pricing details for the Arc B580 cards remain undisclosed.


The Intel Arc B580 marks an important step in Intel’s push into the GPU market, leveraging the advanced Xe2-HPG architecture. With a launch seemingly just around the corner, these GPUs could provide a competitive option for gamers and creators alike, though final pricing and performance benchmarks will determine their market reception.