Intel's upcoming Arc Pro B70 professional graphics card has been revealed through leaked renders ahead of its March 25 launch. The Battlemage BMG-G31 GPU features 32 Xe2 cores, 32 GB of ECC GDDR6 memory, and a 256-bit memory bus. Intel plans to offer both reference design cards and partner-customized versions, with some partners potentially creating dual-die configurations similar to MaxSun's previous designs.

Two models are launching simultaneously: the flagship B70 Pro with a 230W TBP and the smaller B65 Pro with 20 Xe2 cores but the same 32 GB VRAM configuration. The B65 effectively serves as a B60 with expanded memory capacity and targets a 200W power envelope. Both cards use Intel's latest Xe2 architecture and will compete in the professional graphics market.

Performance testing shows the B70 delivering 1.49x geometric mean improvement over the previous Arc Pro B60 under SLA constraints, with a 1.13x gain at fixed batch sizes. The leak comes from VideoCardz, which notes image distortion in the upscaled renders. Intel will officially unveil both cards in just two days, marking the company's latest push into professional GPU markets.