Intel has reportedly canceled its high-end Xe2-based Arc Battlemage "BMG-G31" GPUs which were going to be used in gaming graphics cards. Intel Isn't Planning To Compete In The High-End Gaming Segment As It Has Reportedly Cancelled Xe2 Arc Battlemage "BMG-G31" GPUs Intel seems to be backing out of the high-end gaming Arc GPU segment with its Battlemage Xe2 chips. The company was previously reported to have been working on high-end solutions with up to 24 GB of VRAM and several variants were spotted within Shipping Manifestos. The Blue Team has also reiterated its commitment towards the discrete GPU segment, stating […]
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