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Intel targets handheld gaming with Arc G3 chips for portable PCs
technology1 month ago

Intel targets handheld gaming with Arc G3 chips for portable PCs

Intel announces Arc G3 and Arc G3 Extreme processors designed for handheld gaming PCs, pairing CPU, GPU, and NPU on the 18A process. The G3 uses a B370 GPU (10 Xe cores) and the G3 Extreme a B390 (12 Xe cores); in testing the B390 can approach twice the performance of AMD’s Radeon 890M when power allows, though cooling limits in a handheld may temper gains. First Arc G3 handhelds from MSI Claw, Acer Predator Atlas 8, and OneXPlayer are due to ship starting June 2026 with broader availability later. Windows 11 Copilot+ support is noted, and SteamOS compatibility may require additional updates in the future.

Honor MagicBook Pro 14 2026: OLED power pairs with Panther Lake for a versatile ultrabook
technology4 months ago

Honor MagicBook Pro 14 2026: OLED power pairs with Panther Lake for a versatile ultrabook

Honor’s MagicBook Pro 14 2026 front-loads Intel’s Panther Lake Core Ultra 5 338H with an Arc B370 iGPU, delivering strong CPU/GPU performance in a 14.6-inch OLED, 120 Hz touchscreen. It sports 32 GB RAM (soldered), a 1 TB YMTC PC411 SSD (with a second M.2 slot), and a large 92 Wh battery that NotebookCheck reports enables long Wi‑Fi endurance (~15 hours). The chassis is sturdy and cool with quiet operation, and a haptic trackpad plus Thunderbolt 4/ports improve usability, though it’s a touch thicker than some rivals. Downsides include non-upgradable RAM due to soldering, PWM flicker, and the absence of Wi‑Fi 7 and a card reader. Prices were not announced at press time, but the overall package is described as an excellent all‑rounder with a superb OLED display and robust performance.

Panther Lake's Core Ultra 5 338H + Arc B370 Close the Gap to Arc B390 in Early Benchmarks
technology5 months ago

Panther Lake's Core Ultra 5 338H + Arc B370 Close the Gap to Arc B390 in Early Benchmarks

Notebookcheck’s early tests of Intel’s Panther Lake Core Ultra 5 338H with Arc B370 (10 Xe cores) show solid CPU performance comparable to Ryzen AI 9 465 at similar TDP, while the Arc B370 GPU delivers a notable uplift but trails the Arc B390 by a small margin. At 20W the B370 is virtually identical to the B390, and at 35W the gap grows to about 6%. The unit tested was an engineering sample running at 35W, with retail units expected in the coming weeks.