Intel Arc Pro B70 Graphics ARK specifications (SKU 245797) - verbatim rows, re-verified in a browser session 2026-10-04

VERIFY-ONLY re-check of the ARK page in a rendered browser session (the plain-HTTP path returns 403/404 for both intel.com and the ark.intel.com redirect, exactly as the existing source record already documents). Rows read verbatim off the rendered spec tables. ESSENTIALS: Model Number B70 | Code Name 'Products formerly Battlemage' | Microarchitecture Xe2 | Lithography Type TSMC N5 | Marketing Status Launched | Launch Date Q1'26 | Warranty Period 3 yrs | Embedded Options Available No | Product Collection 'Intel Arc Pro B-Series Graphics'. GPU SPECIFICATIONS: Xe-cores 32 | Render Slices 8 | Ray Tracing Units 32 | Intel Xe Matrix Extensions (XMX) Engines 256 | Xe Vector Engines 256 | Graphics Max Dynamic Clock 2800 MHz | Graphics Clock 2280 MHz | 'GPU TFLOPS (FP32) 22.94' | 'GPU Peak TOPS (Int8) 367' | 'TBP 230 W' | 'TBP - LP 160-290' | PCI Express Configurations 'PCI Express 5.0 x16' | Device ID 0xE223. MEMORY SPECIFICATIONS: 'Memory 32 GB GDDR6' | 'Graphics Memory Interface 256 bit' | 'Graphics Memory Bandwidth 608 GB/s' | 'ECC Memory Supported Yes'. I/O: # of Displays Supported 4 | Graphics Output 'DP2.1 up to UHBR 13.5' | HDMI VRR Yes | Max Resolution (HDMI) 7680x4320@120Hz | Max Resolution (DP) 7680x4320@120Hz. FLAG CHECK: ARK prints NO sparsity footnote anywhere on this page. 'GPU Peak TOPS (Int8) 367' is stated as a single unsuffixed figure on the integer matrix path, so dense:true is the correct reading and there is no dense/sparse ambiguity to resolve on this record. Note also that ARK prints no 'Graphics Memory Speed' row for this SKU (contrast the Arc B580 ARK page, which prints 19 Gbps), so the 19 Gbps per-pin rate implied by 608 GB/s at 256 bit is NOT a vendor-stated figure here and must not be recorded as a field value. No host-link bandwidth figure in GB/s is published by Intel; 'PCI Express 5.0 x16' is the entire interconnect statement, so any per-direction GB/s number on this record would be derived, not quoted.