Evidence of Intel’s ‘Big Battlemage’ GPU continues to mount, as BMG-G31 chip gets another official confirmation

December 18, 2025

, By Tom’s Hardware

Evidence of Intel’s ‘Big Battlemage’ GPU continues to mount, as BMG-G31 chip gets another official confirmation

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Our friend Michael over at Phoronix spotted today that Intel’s XPU Manager 1.3.5 now includes explicit support for Intel’s “BMG-G31,” marking another software-level confirmation that Intel’s larger “Big Battlemage” die is in active development and driver testing. This sort of entry in an Intel-maintained tooling package is low-noise evidence, because vendors generally don’t add device IDs for hardware that doesn’t exist.

This update joins a steady trickle of corroborating traces in the open-source…

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Evidence of Intel’s ‘Big Battlemage’ GPU continues to mount, as BMG-G31 chip gets another official confirmation

December 18, 2025

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Evidence of Intel’s ‘Big Battlemage’ GPU continues to mount, as BMG-G31 chip gets another official confirmation

Our friend Michael over at Phoronix spotted today that Intel’s XPU Manager 1.3.5 now includes explicit support for Intel’s “BMG-G31,” marking another software-level confirmation that Intel’s larger “Big Battlemage” die is in active development and driver testing. This sort of entry in an Intel-maintained tooling package is low-noise evidence, because vendors generally don’t add device IDs for hardware that doesn’t exist.

This update joins a steady trickle of corroborating traces in the open-source…

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