Battlemage G10 leak trims clock and grows die
A 2.8 GHz boost clock replaces the 3 GHz figure in the Battlemage G10 leak, and the die now exceeds the Arc A770 and RTX 4080 in area.
| Intel Arc Battlemage BMG G10 | |
|---|---|
| Process | TSMC 4 nm |
| Xe cores | 56 |
| Shaders | 7,168 |
| Boost clock | 2.8 GHz |
| Memory | 16 GB |
| Bus | 256-bit |
| Price | around US$449 |
| Launch | late H1 2024 |
The TSMC 4 nm part sits above the 406 mm² Arc A770 and the 379 mm² RTX 4080, which pushes wafer cost and yield risk past the AD103 baseline.
56 Xe cores and 7,168 shaders carry the performance load, with the shader count sitting 75 percent above the Arc A770.
The card carries 16 GB of memory on a 256-bit bus.
Graphically Challenged puts the gaming level at RTX 4070 Ti and the compute level at RTX 4080.
The rumored US$449 price and a late H1 2024 launch window leave room for the spec sheet to shift before a board exists.
Power draw, memory speed, L2 cache, and actual benchmark results remain unmeasured in the filing.
The clock drop and die growth are the two revisions that change the cost and performance math. Everything else was already in the rumor stream.
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