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Intel Arc B570
Intel Arc B570 combines 18 Xe-cores, 10GB of GDDR6, a 160-bit memory interface, and a 150W reference board-power target for budget 1080p and entry 1440p builds. The $186 figure is an editorial price reference; cooler size, connectors, and clocks still depend on the board-partner card.
Buying verdict
Shortlist Arc B570 when 10GB of memory and a 150W reference power target matter more than maximum frame rates. Compare Arc B580 and similarly priced Radeon cards before buying, and verify the exact partner card's dimensions and power connector against your case and power supply.
Editorial score
7.4 / 10
Medium source confidence
Reference price
$186
Released
Jan 16, 2025
Reference price, not a live offer. Editorial data date Sep 10, 2026. Specs and availability can vary by configuration, region, and retailer. Status: available.
Source coverage: 1 cited reference covers 12 listed specifications. “Source cited” labels identify those fields; unbadged specifications remain editorial reference data pending field-level review. 1 additional product reference is listed without field-level coverage.
These links open manufacturer or retailer pages so you can check live availability. Prices on this page are editorial references, not offers. Rankings and scores are not influenced by commercial relationships.
Should you buy it?
A practical ownership call
- Buy it if you want efficient 1080p and budget midrange.
- Skip it if board-partner dimensions, coolers, clocks, and power connectors vary from intel's gpu-level reference.
- Check current US street pricing before paying launch-level money.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 10GB of GDDR6 avoids the 8GB ceiling common on entry gaming cards
- The 160-bit interface provides a cited 380 GB/s of memory bandwidth
- Intel's 150W reference TBP supports relatively modest system-power planning
Cons
- Board-partner dimensions, coolers, clocks, and power connectors vary from Intel's GPU-level reference
- The $186 figure is an editorial reference rather than a live retailer offer
- The product image shows one ASRock implementation, not every Arc B570 card
Key specs
- Architecture
- Battlemage code name with Xe2 microarchitecture Source cited
- Process Node
- TSMC N5 Source cited
- Memory
- 10GB Source cited
- Memory Type
- GDDR6 Source cited
- Memory Bus
- 160-bit Source cited
- Memory Bandwidth
- 380 GB/s Source cited
- Shader / CUDA Cores
- 18 Xe-cores and 144 Xe Vector Engines Source cited
- Boost Clock
- 2500 MHz graphics clock Source cited
Buying scores
These are editorial estimates, not laboratory measurements. Medium source confidence; 67% of listed specification fields currently have field-level citations.
Gaming 1440p
7.4
Gaming 4K
5.9
Ray Tracing
6.8
Power Efficiency
8.5
Price to Performance
8.8
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Availability, sources, and full notes
US availability
Intel Arc B570 is tracked as a US-market option through official brand channels and mainstream electronics retailers.
Common retailers
Intel, Amazon, Best Buy, B&H, Newegg
Sources and verification
- Intel Arc B570 specifications · Intel · accessed Sep 10, 2026 · Global Field-level coverage: Architecture, Memory, Memory Bus, Typical Board Power, Ray Tracing, Process Node, Memory Type, Memory Bandwidth, Shader / CUDA Cores, Boost Clock, Display Outputs, Interface
- Product image source · amazon.com · accessed Jul 30, 2026 Product reference only — individual specifications are not yet field-verified.
Editorial specification note
Intel's exact Arc B570 specification page was checked field by field on 2026-09-10; board-partner dimensions, connectors, clocks, and recommended PSU remain uncited because they vary by card.
Editorial price note
Intel US launch and street-price patterns are tracked as editorial USD references, not live retailer checkout prices.
Specifications
18 tracked specs across 7 groups · 12 specifications have a field-level source citation.
Platform
- Architecture
- Battlemage code name with Xe2 microarchitecture Source cited
- Process Node
- TSMC N5 Source cited
| Architecture | Battlemage code name with Xe2 microarchitecture Source cited |
|---|---|
| Process Node | TSMC N5 Source cited |
Memory
- Memory
- 10GB Source cited
- Memory Type
- GDDR6 Source cited
- Memory Bus
- 160-bit Source cited
- Memory Bandwidth
- 380 GB/s Source cited
| Memory | 10GB Source cited |
|---|---|
| Memory Type | GDDR6 Source cited |
| Memory Bus | 160-bit Source cited |
| Memory Bandwidth | 380 GB/s Source cited |
Compute
- Shader / CUDA Cores
- 18 Xe-cores and 144 Xe Vector Engines Source cited
- Boost Clock
- 2500 MHz graphics clock Source cited
| Shader / CUDA Cores | 18 Xe-cores and 144 Xe Vector Engines Source cited |
|---|---|
| Boost Clock | 2500 MHz graphics clock Source cited |
Power
- Typical Board Power
- 150W Source cited
- Recommended PSU
- 550W Needs confirmation
- Power Connectors
- 1x 8-pin Needs confirmation
| Typical Board Power | 150W Source cited |
|---|---|
| Recommended PSU | 550W Needs confirmation |
| Power Connectors | 1x 8-pin Needs confirmation |
Gaming
- Ray Tracing
- 18 ray tracing units Source cited
- Upscaling
- XeSS 2 Needs confirmation
- Frame Generation
- XeSS Frame Generation Needs confirmation
- Target Resolution
- 1080p ultra / entry 1440p Needs confirmation
| Ray Tracing | 18 ray tracing units Source cited |
|---|---|
| Upscaling | XeSS 2 Needs confirmation |
| Frame Generation | XeSS Frame Generation Needs confirmation |
| Target Resolution | 1080p ultra / entry 1440p Needs confirmation |
Connectivity
- Display Outputs
- HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1 up to UHBR 13.5 Source cited
- Interface
- PCIe 4.0 x8 Source cited
| Display Outputs | HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1 up to UHBR 13.5 Source cited |
|---|---|
| Interface | PCIe 4.0 x8 Source cited |
Physical
- Card Length Class
- Compact dual-slot class Needs confirmation
| Card Length Class | Compact dual-slot class Needs confirmation |
|---|