Intel Arc Pro B70 32GB NEW

The Arc Pro B70 is the largest Battlemage part Intel has shipped, the full BMG-G31 die with 32 Xe-cores, 256 XMX matrix engines and 32 ray tracing units, paired with 32 GB of GDDR6 on a 256-bit bus for 608 GB/s. Intel rates it at 22.94 TFLOPS FP32 and 367 dense INT8 TOPS, and it is the first Arc card to combine a large frame buffer with bandwidth to match, which is the pairing that decides how fast a local model actually generates tokens once it fits. It was announced at Intel Pro Day on 25 March 2026 alongside the smaller Arc Pro B65, sold both as an Intel-branded card and through board partners, and it carries ECC memory support and the Linux multi-GPU serving stack Intel builds around the Arc Pro line. This is the silicon people have been asking Intel to put in a consumer Arc B770; Intel has put it in a workstation card instead and has announced no gaming version.