However, it remains unclear whether these claims are accurate. As a result, the Battlemage may perform at a level comparable to Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti or even potentially match the RTX 4080. In addition to the reported specifications, the Battlemage GPU is expected to have enhanced ray tracing capabilities and Xe cores that can accomplish more work per clock, contributing to its overall performance. We think that the 3GHz clock speed is particularly ambitious, but larger things have been achieved in recent times.

The new Battlemage GPU will be constructed on TSMC’s 4nm node and apparently capable of exceeding a 3GHz clock speed. The GPU remains on the same 256-bit memory bus, however, it triples the L2 cache memory to 48MB. Intel’s Battlemage is said to double the Xe core count seen on the top-dog Alchemist GPU, the Intel Arc A770, that’s 64 Xe cores to play with. So, without further delay, let’s get into the nitty-gritty. In doing so, RedGamingTech released a myriad of specifications and performance metrics. A YouTube video on the account of RedGamingTech emerged to blow the lid off the new Intel Battlemage GPUs.

Intel graphics 4000 specs