As we receive official software confirmation from Intel, shipping manifests are reinforcing the presence of the Arc "Battlemage" B770 GPU. This GPU is expected to have a 300 W TDP, marking Intel's highest-ever rating in the consumer Arc discrete GPU sector. A 300 W board-level rating significantly exceeds Intel's recent mainstream offerings. Previous high-end cards, like the Arc "Alchemist" A770 and several B-series "Battlemage" models, have board power figures ranging from approximately 190 to 225 W. The consistent bracket code across multiple entries indicates that this is an intentional hardware component undergoing testing. Records list a consumer-style part number, N38341-001, and repeatedly describe a "TASDK 300 W GPU BRKT."

Intel also recently confirmed that the BMG-G31 die is now officially supported by the latest VTune Profiler software update. This BMG-G31 "Battlemage" part will be packaged as the B770 SKU, equipped with roughly 32 Xe2 cores and 16 GB of GDDR6 memory on a 256-bit interface. The design is reported to offer a full PCIe 5.0 x16 connection and will be available in multiple SKUs, allowing Intel to cater to both gamers and professional users. A workstation-oriented Arc Pro variant could further expand memory capacity for single-GPU configurations.