*WATCH NEXT* : How To Build A $1000 Gaming PC In 2025!: th-cam.com/video/WhnMs2xrBQQ/w-d-xo.html We go over How to Install the Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card, in a Step by Step Installation Guide. We go over how to remove an older card, then how to install a new B580 GPU & Optimize Windows. Check out the B850 GPU on my NewEgg Affiliate link: geni.us/3IPoU 0:00 Installing the Brand NEW Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card is a little different 0:27 How to Prepare your system for a new GPU 1:35 How to Remove Old Graphics Applications 2:22 How to Remove old Graphics Drivers 7:35 How to Remove your old Graphics Card 10:37 Unboxing the Intel ARC B580 GPU 15:40 How to install the Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card in a PC 18:23 Turning on the PC for the first time with the new GPU 18:35 Installing the new Graphics Drivers for the Intel ARC B850 20:15 Exploring the Intel Graphics Software Drivers 23:19 How to Optimize Graphics Performance in Windows 23:38 How to increase your monitors refresh rate MSI MEG X570 ACE Motherboard geni.us/3u4Pu AMD Ryzen 9 5900X geni.us/RFOT8 ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 A-RGB: geni.us/pBzy7 ARCTIC MX-5: geni.us/8AuN6 Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card: geni.us/3IPoU G.Skill Trident Z NEO Series 64GB: geni.us/P67C6 Sabrent 1TB Rocket 4 Plus: geni.us/fE01 WD_BLACK 500GB SN750 NVMe M.2 SSD: geni.us/H9PM WD Black 512GB Performance M.2 SSD: geni.us/mMNLde Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB geni.us/ErIGceL SAMSUNG 860 QVO 1TB Solid State Drivegeni.us/qVNB EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 GT: geni.us/UbTn Corsair 5000D Airflow Tempered Glass: geni.us/JD44BDK Summary: How to Install the Intel Arc B580 Graphics Card This video provides a detailed guide on installing the Intel Arc B580 graphics card, covering all essential steps: Preparation and Uninstallation: Remove the old GPU drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) in Safe Mode. Download the latest Intel drivers from the official site. Uninstall any associated software from the old GPU (e.g., Asus GPU Tweak). System Shutdown and Card Removal: Power down and safely remove the old GPU while grounding yourself to avoid static discharge. Disconnect all cables, turn off the power switch, and remove the PCIe connectors and screws. Unboxing the B580: Showcase of the card’s design and features, including a matte finish, cooling system, and ports (3x DP, 1x HDMI). Minimum requirements: 600W PSU, one 8-pin PCIe connector, and a PCIe x16 slot. Installing the New GPU: Align the GPU properly with the case and motherboard. Insert it into the PCIe slot, ensuring the locking mechanism is open. Secure the card with screws and connect the PCIe power cable. Driver Installation and Optimization: Boot up the system and install Intel Arc drivers downloaded earlier. Optimize Windows settings for performance, avoiding default Windows driver installations. Tips and Best Practices: Avoid electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage by grounding yourself. Remove protective coverings from the card’s PCIe fingers before installation. Check for proper alignment and secure the card firmly to prevent hardware damage. The video also highlights the Arc B580’s features, such as AI-powered performance, ray tracing, and content creation capabilities, making it a competitive GPU option.
I followed this guide replacing my RT3060 with the new B580. No issues except I had to enable REBAR in the BIOS at the beginning of the process. Thank you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I will be making a complete build guide with this card, I will be sure to include that, thank you.
Wow. I can tell you did a tonne of work for this one. I'm anxious to see performance findings on the new card. I'm hoping Intel scored big on this card.
So, I think, from reviewers, te b580 is doing pretty good. Other than the recent problems that come up with weaker cpus. But it's a driver problem that intel is working on. I think intel has made improvements in their gpus (even older ones) by leaps and bounds. I would say its because they don't have the product stack like other gpu devs like amd and nvidia. So they have less to worry about. I'm excited to see if they release higher end gpus.
You might be forcing your pcie slot to be x16, see if you can lower it to x8 in the bios. Also, how many m.2 ssds do you have and do you have any other pcie devices? What is the manufacturer and model number of the motherboard and cpu.
Hello, how can I install 7500F processor with Arc B580 without integrated graphics card? A black screen appears and white lines appear when I press the "Dell" key for Bios. Moreover, the resize bar is in the open position.
The fact that you are seeing graphics on your screen means you are seeing graphics on your screen. Are you plugged into the graphics card, or the motherboard,... like I go over this video,... have you watched this video?
Nvidia could learn about Intel's menu layout and the options you all have. It's crazy. Hope Nvidia would do some updates on their Software. Great video btw. Thnx
It's all preference really, some prefer AMD's, some NVIDIA's and some Intel's. There's a part of all of them they should borrow from each other, but all preferences, and thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it, and I am working right now on a follow up to this video, so I hope to catch you on the next ;)
Dell 3660 Installed intel arc b580. Boots up and gpu fans are on and led on. As soon as i get to login screen. Gpu shuts off but computer is still on. Psu is 500w? Do i have a power problem or driver? And when i shut off pc, gpu powers back on and shuts off with shut down
The card requires a minimum of 600Watts and make sure you have a x8 PCIE power connection connected or a 6+2, you might want to watch the video. www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241598/intel-arc-b580-graphics/specifications.html
@@ThisBytesForYouyes Im sure I followed your video. When I got to 19:20 I made sure i had everything checked but when it was done it had a red X on the Intel Graphics Software.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@Mvshotz did you see it in the video? Uninstall it all, leave only one monitor plugged in, restart your computer, install it, plug in the second monitor, restart and see if it works.
You can but you won't be able to use the full performance of the card since it will be running at x4 instead of x16, you will see an improvement, as long as you have Resizebar enabled on your Ally X.
Did your first steps up to the restart. Pc just loops with the 580 gpu in. Tried to install the intel drivers prior but it gives me error code 8. Tried to do the bios stuff, doesn’t have rebar. Tried to update bios but isn’t working through the gigabyte app. Ddr4 mobo b450 with amd cpu.
@@ThisBytesForYou Yeah no I did a 1200€ build with this to upgrade it later this year when I actually have money to a 5070 or sum, also I'm subscribing since Ik how much you need it since u run a tech channel
Can I ask you a question Sir. I have AMD, if there is an update with the Adrenaline software, do I have to use DDU first then update, or I can do the clean install with AMD software, because it has a clean install??
@@oneyawdie6139 Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
The recommended AMD drivers & Adrenaline will generally update smoothly, even changing AMD GPUs! If you ever have problems then try the clean install method. When some people reported an issue with the Factory Reset option, that was handled very publicly and they never told people to fully uninstall to update. It's supposed to work and drivers can be unloaded and reloaded into memory.
Great video! I'll have to take these steps because the board doesn't see the Asrock card and it won't let me install the drivers. I get an error code every time.
@@ThisBytesForYou I got it running! After following your guide I still had some issues. I had to go into the bios and hunt down the Rebar or something like that. I've updated the drivers and Windows can see and use the card. I am having some sporadic issues on start up and I can't get it running dual monitors again so I'll be working on that. I'll also be creating a new profile for the case fans to reduce the noise even though my son uses headphones most of the time that he's gaming. The main monitor is using the display port and the secondary uses HDMI. If I plug them in together HDMI seems to take over and the display port stops working. I saw some troubleshooting on the official site about multiple monitors to I'll be headed over there next. But the card is working now which is the most important thing. Thank you very much for this. The user name is different because I'm on his PC but it's me! 😃
yup, resize bar, I always have it enabled so I didn't think to mention it but on my next build coming real soon, I will go over that. Try to install it with only 1 monitor, then add the 2nd one later, thats curious.
I have an RX 580 I've been using as sort of a place holder until i figured out what i want, and of course it works, for now, but I'm about ready to pick something. So i have my eyes on the ARC B580 for the price, and I'm fine with 1080p gaming for now, rather focus on a good monitor not 'just 4K'. But if i could do better for about $100 maybe close to $200 more... Would i be better future proofed by spending just a little more? Or should i just grab the ARC when it becomes available, then really save up for the next big upgrade. Should provide plenty of time to do that.
unfortunately there is no future proof, there is more future proof as you said, future is about 2 or 3 years. The more you spend, the longer you can get from your card, but then your system has other components as well that kind of handicap it. This card however, may not be the card you want, unless your BIOS supports resize bar, look in your BIOS and see if you can enable it.
@@ThisBytesForYou It is a new motherboard, and i still have all my boxes out. So, good advice, I'll look it over more, thanks. And i could have worded it better than future proof but, it was close enough. Basically just trying to figure out the best way to do this 'because' I'll have to upgrade again eventually. I'm not sure if i want to right now buy a GPU that's 8gb, how well that'll hold up VS just getting the ARC B680 as, like i call it, a place holder. I have to budget myself and put aside money to save up. So i try to consider everything.
Downloading the latest Driver for the gpu does not include Intel Graphics Software. not sure why. maybe cuz i'm on Windows 10, not 11? On top of that I'm either blind or dumb or both cuz I can't for the life of me find a download for just the software. Intel Command Center is not in depth like Graphics Software yet for me that download is nowhere to be found smh
@feliksdzerzhinskij800 thanks brother, Intel is amazing at coming up with crap drivers at the begining but after 2 or 3 releases they perform. A new one came out on the 2nd, surely more soon after but I am working on 2 videos before that, so it might take me a bit. Sadly it's just me, the other channels have a team. Hard being the little guy, but one day I hope
great stuff. helped out a lot! ive got everything running but i cant seem to get the light on the card itself to turn on. not sure if thats an indicator of something more but all the functionality of the card is there, its recognized, can output a display thru it.
@@ThisBytesForYou yes! i ordered off NewEggs website. its not that it turns on then off, it simply wont turn on in the first place haha. im assuming it might be something with the power? im not sure. ive got a 750E corsair power supply running it right now, and the PC parts list my friend helped me build estimated the wattage at 500.
The card requires a system with at least 600Watts, and 1 x 8 Pin PCIE connector, so at 750Watts you will be good. Intel lists the power requirements on their site, I have the link down below. If the light doesn't turn on though, somethings wrong with the card, if you noticed it turned on the minute the PC turned on. All stores have a past of reselling used items, did everything seemed sealed? www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241598/intel-arc-b580-graphics/specifications.html
@@ThisBytesForYou oh boy... thanks for the link! the external packaging it came in was taped/surrounded with bubble wrap. it was shipped from hong kong, i guess customs opened it up and took a look cus it was delayed for a few days. but from opening it it didnt appear there was any previous use/ all the stickers, and everything were attached like they hadn't been touched. sorry this is a lot haha... i was thinking of asking my local shop if they'd be able to take a look at my system, but with everything seemingly functioning im inclined to believe its just something with the GPU itself. thank you for all the help btw!!!
Always happy to help my friend, and no worries, I am here to help. So was this an Intel card manufactured by Intel or maybe by another company using an Intel GPU? Do you happen to have the model number, if it is manufactured by another company and manufacturer name?
Just replaced my gtx 980 ti with the arc b580 and followed the video step by step all working fine but then my performance is horrible , pc is running worse then when i had my gtx 980 ti and i checked to see if gpu is being used in games and its usually at 80% to 90% but bios uppdates and uppdating drivers isnt fixing the issue of the gpu running way way worse then shown when paired with even a low end cpu and at the moment im using a i7 7700k,
Well, like I mention, you may need to reinstall the game, same when moving from NVIDIA to AMD, due to PHYSX. Do you have Resize bar enabled in the drivers, like I show you?
@@ThisBytesForYou I have tried to enable it but i couldnt find the option in bios yet i looked up my mother board PRIME Z270-P and i saw that i should be able to use resize bar, do you have a clue what could be wrong?
You should be on BIOS 2001 which officially support windows 11 , Enter the Advanced BIOS settings,Select PCI subsystem settings, Enable Resize BAR support
@@ThisBytesForYou I dont have pci subsystem in bios, either that or im so lost i didnt see it but i looked through all available options in advanced mode, do you have a discord server where you help out with tech issues since i could maybe use my phone to show bios and see what could be wrong, sorry to bother you so much right now its just im so lost wiht the new gpu and the performance is way too bad and im stressing out
hmmm, looks like you can't enable resizable bar, which is NEEDED on this card, I will be making another build video and I will make sure to mention that, all newer boards have it, sorry bud.
This card Arc b580 have major problems with older CPU from Intel or AMD. CPU like ryzen 2600, 3600 or even 5600 have problems with this card. For example GeForce 4060 is solid and without issues with those processors
@@zz759 yup, that's what they say but Intel usually faulters with newer driers and a few drivers releases later does great, we will see in the budget build coming up.
@ GeForce 4060 now will drop price with the new 50 series and 4060 will be price competitive to Arc B580 and 4060 will still perform solid on older budget CPUs
Then you did it differently than I mentioned, perhaps you have an AMD chipset and you placed checks everywhere I said not to? I can help you recover potentially if you want help since its helped everyone else.
@@johnsmith-i5j7i been using ddu for years, the only time there has been an issue is when I placed checks in all the amd stuff in an amd chipset, as long as you don't do that you'll be fine. The installer doesn't remove it all, for and, Nvidia and Intel which is why ddu is important, you're leaving performance on the table and potential issues.
WTF! People really are as stupid as I thought they are. I had to click this because I thought, "there's not way this guy is going to do what I think he's going to do" , yet you did. If you don't know how to do any of this, just buy a console
@MichaelPoag-vt5ss ahhh the elite, when you first started you didn't know how to do this, we aren't just born knowing this stuff, some people are more finicky about it, I get it. Comments like yours push people away from it not wanting to learn, feeling stupid. Step down from your podium and remember where you came from.
Sadly it's his own insecurities he's portraying, trying to make himself sound better, bigger than others, kind of gatekeeping, sad because all I try to do is help, but I get these every so often.
Honestly a 10 year old could follow the guides and get this done with no problem. The video guides are well thought-out and so detailed, yet still very easy to follow and digest for a beginner. I personally followed quite a few videos recently when i built my first ever gaming pc. This made a usually daunting task for someone with no experience into a breeze. Thank you and keep up the great work! @ThisBytesForYou
LOL Honestly a 10 year old could follow the guides and get this done with no problem. The video guides are well thought-out and so detailed, yet still very easy to follow and digest for a beginner. I personally followed quite a few videos recently when i built my first ever gaming pc with no previous experience. Following the guides made this so quick and easy. @ThisBytesForYou - Thanks for all you do - keep up the great work!
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We go over How to Install the Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card, in a Step by Step Installation Guide. We go over how to remove an older card, then how to install a new B580 GPU & Optimize Windows.
Check out the B850 GPU on my NewEgg Affiliate link: geni.us/3IPoU
0:00 Installing the Brand NEW Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card is a little different
0:27 How to Prepare your system for a new GPU
1:35 How to Remove Old Graphics Applications
2:22 How to Remove old Graphics Drivers
7:35 How to Remove your old Graphics Card
10:37 Unboxing the Intel ARC B580 GPU
15:40 How to install the Intel ARC B580 Graphics Card in a PC
18:23 Turning on the PC for the first time with the new GPU
18:35 Installing the new Graphics Drivers for the Intel ARC B850
20:15 Exploring the Intel Graphics Software Drivers
23:19 How to Optimize Graphics Performance in Windows
23:38 How to increase your monitors refresh rate
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Summary: How to Install the Intel Arc B580 Graphics Card
This video provides a detailed guide on installing the Intel Arc B580 graphics card, covering all essential steps:
Preparation and Uninstallation:
Remove the old GPU drivers using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) in Safe Mode.
Download the latest Intel drivers from the official site.
Uninstall any associated software from the old GPU (e.g., Asus GPU Tweak).
System Shutdown and Card Removal:
Power down and safely remove the old GPU while grounding yourself to avoid static discharge.
Disconnect all cables, turn off the power switch, and remove the PCIe connectors and screws.
Unboxing the B580:
Showcase of the card’s design and features, including a matte finish, cooling system, and ports (3x DP, 1x HDMI).
Minimum requirements: 600W PSU, one 8-pin PCIe connector, and a PCIe x16 slot.
Installing the New GPU:
Align the GPU properly with the case and motherboard.
Insert it into the PCIe slot, ensuring the locking mechanism is open.
Secure the card with screws and connect the PCIe power cable.
Driver Installation and Optimization:
Boot up the system and install Intel Arc drivers downloaded earlier.
Optimize Windows settings for performance, avoiding default Windows driver installations.
Tips and Best Practices:
Avoid electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage by grounding yourself.
Remove protective coverings from the card’s PCIe fingers before installation.
Check for proper alignment and secure the card firmly to prevent hardware damage.
The video also highlights the Arc B580’s features, such as AI-powered performance, ray tracing, and content creation capabilities, making it a competitive GPU option.
I followed this guide replacing my RT3060 with the new B580. No issues except I had to enable REBAR in the BIOS at the beginning of the process. Thank you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I will be making a complete build guide with this card, I will be sure to include that, thank you.
Wow. I can tell you did a tonne of work for this one. I'm anxious to see performance findings on the new card. I'm hoping Intel scored big on this card.
Thanks my friend, I have a lot more on this coming soon ;)
@@ThisBytesForYou That's what I'm talkin about.
Thank you so much for your support, it means the world to me.
So, I think, from reviewers, te b580 is doing pretty good. Other than the recent problems that come up with weaker cpus. But it's a driver problem that intel is working on. I think intel has made improvements in their gpus (even older ones) by leaps and bounds. I would say its because they don't have the product stack like other gpu devs like amd and nvidia. So they have less to worry about. I'm excited to see if they release higher end gpus.
Another great job, Iggy!
thanks so much my friend.
See I don’t get no display in the first pcie slot with my brand new Intel arc B580 but it works in the second slot first try any ideas what to do ?
You might be forcing your pcie slot to be x16, see if you can lower it to x8 in the bios. Also, how many m.2 ssds do you have and do you have any other pcie devices? What is the manufacturer and model number of the motherboard and cpu.
@@ThisBytesForYou I had mine set to x8 and msi b550 gaming plus with amd ryzen 7 5800x
@@brettfarewell9784 how many M.2 SSD's do you have and do you have any other PCIE devices connected?
@ I disconnected all ssds expect the one with windows and no other pcies connected
Which slot is that m.2 in, if it's in the first, move it to the second and see if that helps and what bios version are you on?
Hello, how can I install 7500F processor with Arc B580 without integrated graphics card? A black screen appears and white lines appear when I press the "Dell" key for Bios. Moreover, the resize bar is in the open position.
The fact that you are seeing graphics on your screen means you are seeing graphics on your screen. Are you plugged into the graphics card, or the motherboard,... like I go over this video,... have you watched this video?
Nvidia could learn about Intel's menu layout and the options you all have. It's crazy. Hope Nvidia would do some updates on their Software. Great video btw. Thnx
It's all preference really, some prefer AMD's, some NVIDIA's and some Intel's. There's a part of all of them they should borrow from each other, but all preferences, and thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it, and I am working right now on a follow up to this video, so I hope to catch you on the next ;)
Dell 3660 Installed intel arc b580. Boots up and gpu fans are on and led on. As soon as i get to login screen. Gpu shuts off but computer is still on. Psu is 500w? Do i have a power problem or driver? And when i shut off pc, gpu powers back on and shuts off with shut down
The card requires a minimum of 600Watts and make sure you have a x8 PCIE power connection connected or a 6+2, you might want to watch the video.
www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241598/intel-arc-b580-graphics/specifications.html
Hey, I followed your video but it did not download the Intel Graphics Software. What do I do?
@@ansleypierceorencia4816 you have to download it, after you download it, install it.
@@ThisBytesForYou i cant find a download link directly from Intel
Have you checked the description of this video?
@@ThisBytesForYouyes Im sure I followed your video. When I got to 19:20 I made sure i had everything checked but when it was done it had a red X on the Intel Graphics Software.
@@ThisBytesForYouthe software you launched on 20:29. I dont see it at all.
where can you buy one at MSRP?
Chances are you will not be able to, but I provided the link I used in the description. Good luck my friend
Great video! Thanks so much for your videos, they are awesome and so helpful!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
thanks man 🖤
keep doing what you are doing
love your videos 💖
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
For some reason it didnt install the graphics command center and i dont have access to overlays and stuff like that
did you grab the exact files I did, clean the drivers and install like I did?
@@ThisBytesForYou i did every step to a T. I have 2 monitors does that effect anything?
Do you have the latest BIOS on your motherboard as well as Resizebar enabled?
@@ThisBytesForYou yes and yes. Do you have the overlay setting. Mine doesn't appear at all.
@Mvshotz did you see it in the video? Uninstall it all, leave only one monitor plugged in, restart your computer, install it, plug in the second monitor, restart and see if it works.
Can i use this as an egpu for the rog ally x?
You can but you won't be able to use the full performance of the card since it will be running at x4 instead of x16, you will see an improvement, as long as you have Resizebar enabled on your Ally X.
Already installed mine dang so good and smooth...
good stuff my friend.
Did your first steps up to the restart. Pc just loops with the 580 gpu in. Tried to install the intel drivers prior but it gives me error code 8. Tried to do the bios stuff, doesn’t have rebar. Tried to update bios but isn’t working through the gigabyte app. Ddr4 mobo b450 with amd cpu.
Soooooo what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard? What bios version are you currently on?
Cant wait for it to arrive
I will be having more on this soon, i will be building a budget build around this and some gameplay later, I hope to catch you on those.
@@ThisBytesForYou Yeah no I did a 1200€ build with this to upgrade it later this year when I actually have money to a 5070 or sum, also I'm subscribing since Ik how much you need it since u run a tech channel
this will actually be a bit cheaper, but I think to use it as a test bed for cost effective cards, and thanks so much for your kind words and support.
Can I ask you a question Sir. I have AMD, if there is an update with the Adrenaline software, do I have to use DDU first then update, or I can do the clean install with AMD software, because it has a clean install??
If you see an image on your screen, it uses a driver, so yes, I do recommend it
@@ThisBytesForYouthank you for the reply. Good stuff.
@@oneyawdie6139 Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
The recommended AMD drivers & Adrenaline will generally update smoothly, even changing AMD GPUs!
If you ever have problems then try the clean install method.
When some people reported an issue with the Factory Reset option, that was handled very publicly and they never told people to fully uninstall to update. It's supposed to work and drivers can be unloaded and reloaded into memory.
@ supposed to yes, but doesn't always, so I have helped thousands with this method.
Thankyou for the tips!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means the world to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Great video! I'll have to take these steps because the board doesn't see the Asrock card and it won't let me install the drivers. I get an error code every time.
Thanks bud, let me know how it goes after you try these steps on the Asrock ARC B580 card.
@@ThisBytesForYou I got it running! After following your guide I still had some issues. I had to go into the bios and hunt down the Rebar or something like that. I've updated the drivers and Windows can see and use the card. I am having some sporadic issues on start up and I can't get it running dual monitors again so I'll be working on that. I'll also be creating a new profile for the case fans to reduce the noise even though my son uses headphones most of the time that he's gaming.
The main monitor is using the display port and the secondary uses HDMI. If I plug them in together HDMI seems to take over and the display port stops working. I saw some troubleshooting on the official site about multiple monitors to I'll be headed over there next. But the card is working now which is the most important thing. Thank you very much for this.
The user name is different because I'm on his PC but it's me! 😃
yup, resize bar, I always have it enabled so I didn't think to mention it but on my next build coming real soon, I will go over that. Try to install it with only 1 monitor, then add the 2nd one later, thats curious.
The 5700x3d affected too?
@@iAm50Cal_ by what, guesses, just wait, coming soon
How did you get your hands on one?
through NewEgg, I have a link in the description
I have an RX 580 I've been using as sort of a place holder until i figured out what i want, and of course it works, for now, but I'm about ready to pick something. So i have my eyes on the ARC B580 for the price, and I'm fine with 1080p gaming for now, rather focus on a good monitor not 'just 4K'.
But if i could do better for about $100 maybe close to $200 more... Would i be better future proofed by spending just a little more? Or should i just grab the ARC when it becomes available, then really save up for the next big upgrade. Should provide plenty of time to do that.
unfortunately there is no future proof, there is more future proof as you said, future is about 2 or 3 years. The more you spend, the longer you can get from your card, but then your system has other components as well that kind of handicap it. This card however, may not be the card you want, unless your BIOS supports resize bar, look in your BIOS and see if you can enable it.
@@ThisBytesForYou It is a new motherboard, and i still have all my boxes out. So, good advice, I'll look it over more, thanks.
And i could have worded it better than future proof but, it was close enough. Basically just trying to figure out the best way to do this 'because' I'll have to upgrade again eventually. I'm not sure if i want to right now buy a GPU that's 8gb, how well that'll hold up VS just getting the ARC B680 as, like i call it, a place holder. I have to budget myself and put aside money to save up. So i try to consider everything.
@@derealized797 keep saving, the newer AMD and NVIDIA cards are due at the end of this month, you might get a better option soon.
Downloading the latest Driver for the gpu does not include Intel Graphics Software. not sure why. maybe cuz i'm on Windows 10, not 11? On top of that I'm either blind or dumb or both cuz I can't for the life of me find a download for just the software. Intel Command Center is not in depth like Graphics Software yet for me that download is nowhere to be found smh
have you checked the link I provided in the description?
This GPU will perform significantly much worse on budget CPUs so if you have any of those feel free to skip this
I will be building a budget PC with it, so we will see for sure
@ThisBytesForYou I'm looking forward for the test and benchmark!
@feliksdzerzhinskij800 thanks brother, Intel is amazing at coming up with crap drivers at the begining but after 2 or 3 releases they perform. A new one came out on the 2nd, surely more soon after but I am working on 2 videos before that, so it might take me a bit. Sadly it's just me, the other channels have a team. Hard being the little guy, but one day I hope
I’m on a 12100f and it’s working quite well
nice, thanks for letting me know.
is ryzen 5 7600x ok?
@@Daking_Alter we will find out together, that's what I will be building with
great stuff. helped out a lot!
ive got everything running but i cant seem to get the light on the card itself to turn on. not sure if thats an indicator of something more but all the functionality of the card is there, its recognized, can output a display thru it.
thats odd, the light just turns on when you turn on the computer. Was your card sealed when you bought it?
@@ThisBytesForYou yes!
i ordered off NewEggs website. its not that it turns on then off, it simply wont turn on in the first place haha. im assuming it might be something with the power? im not sure. ive got a 750E corsair power supply running it right now, and the PC parts list my friend helped me build estimated the wattage at 500.
The card requires a system with at least 600Watts, and 1 x 8 Pin PCIE connector, so at 750Watts you will be good. Intel lists the power requirements on their site, I have the link down below. If the light doesn't turn on though, somethings wrong with the card, if you noticed it turned on the minute the PC turned on. All stores have a past of reselling used items, did everything seemed sealed?
www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241598/intel-arc-b580-graphics/specifications.html
@@ThisBytesForYou oh boy... thanks for the link!
the external packaging it came in was taped/surrounded with bubble wrap. it was shipped from hong kong, i guess customs opened it up and took a look cus it was delayed for a few days. but from opening it it didnt appear there was any previous use/ all the stickers, and everything were attached like they hadn't been touched.
sorry this is a lot haha... i was thinking of asking my local shop if they'd be able to take a look at my system, but with everything seemingly functioning im inclined to believe its just something with the GPU itself. thank you for all the help btw!!!
Always happy to help my friend, and no worries, I am here to help. So was this an Intel card manufactured by Intel or maybe by another company using an Intel GPU? Do you happen to have the model number, if it is manufactured by another company and manufacturer name?
Just replaced my gtx 980 ti with the arc b580 and followed the video step by step all working fine but then my performance is horrible , pc is running worse then when i had my gtx 980 ti and i checked to see if gpu is being used in games and its usually at 80% to 90% but bios uppdates and uppdating drivers isnt fixing the issue of the gpu running way way worse then shown when paired with even a low end cpu and at the moment im using a i7 7700k,
Well, like I mention, you may need to reinstall the game, same when moving from NVIDIA to AMD, due to PHYSX. Do you have Resize bar enabled in the drivers, like I show you?
@@ThisBytesForYou I have tried to enable it but i couldnt find the option in bios yet i looked up my mother board PRIME Z270-P and i saw that i should be able to use resize bar, do you have a clue what could be wrong?
You should be on BIOS 2001 which officially support windows 11 , Enter the Advanced BIOS settings,Select PCI subsystem settings, Enable Resize BAR support
@@ThisBytesForYou I dont have pci subsystem in bios, either that or im so lost i didnt see it but i looked through all available options in advanced mode, do you have a discord server where you help out with tech issues since i could maybe use my phone to show bios and see what could be wrong, sorry to bother you so much right now its just im so lost wiht the new gpu and the performance is way too bad and im stressing out
hmmm, looks like you can't enable resizable bar, which is NEEDED on this card, I will be making another build video and I will make sure to mention that, all newer boards have it, sorry bud.
This card Arc b580 have major problems with older CPU from Intel or AMD. CPU like ryzen 2600, 3600 or even 5600 have problems with this card. For example GeForce 4060 is solid and without issues with those processors
@@zz759 yup, that's what they say but Intel usually faulters with newer driers and a few drivers releases later does great, we will see in the budget build coming up.
@ GeForce 4060 now will drop price with the new 50 series and 4060 will be price competitive to Arc B580 and 4060 will still perform solid on older budget CPUs
NV typically doesn't drop prices on any GPU, but we will see, but your new comment contradicts your old comment, I am confused?
If you're moving from intel arc alchemist you don't need to use ddu
It helps, like moving from AMD to AMD and NVIDIA to NVIDIA, clear the gunk and start fresh.
Intel Arc
Hmmm but can it still play old school gamea. LOL. Stay warm my friend cause its freeIng in Florida.
@@fab4667 I will play some new games and old too, stay tuned my friend. It's in the teens up here and a few inches of snow,... I love it ;)
Ddu killed my os
Then you did it differently than I mentioned, perhaps you have an AMD chipset and you placed checks everywhere I said not to? I can help you recover potentially if you want help since its helped everyone else.
@@ThisBytesForYou Nah I just now use the regular uninstall in control panel.
@@johnsmith-i5j7i been using ddu for years, the only time there has been an issue is when I placed checks in all the amd stuff in an amd chipset, as long as you don't do that you'll be fine. The installer doesn't remove it all, for and, Nvidia and Intel which is why ddu is important, you're leaving performance on the table and potential issues.
WTF! People really are as stupid as I thought they are. I had to click this because I thought, "there's not way this guy is going to do what I think he's going to do" , yet you did. If you don't know how to do any of this, just buy a console
@MichaelPoag-vt5ss ahhh the elite, when you first started you didn't know how to do this, we aren't just born knowing this stuff, some people are more finicky about it, I get it. Comments like yours push people away from it not wanting to learn, feeling stupid. Step down from your podium and remember where you came from.
With that attitude, you should buy a console, your toxicity will pair well with the teenagers
Sadly it's his own insecurities he's portraying, trying to make himself sound better, bigger than others, kind of gatekeeping, sad because all I try to do is help, but I get these every so often.
Honestly a 10 year old could follow the guides and get this done with no problem. The video guides are well thought-out and so detailed, yet still very easy to follow and digest for a beginner.
I personally followed quite a few videos recently when i built my first ever gaming pc. This made a usually daunting task for someone with no experience into a breeze.
Thank you and keep up the great work! @ThisBytesForYou
LOL Honestly a 10 year old could follow the guides and get this done with no problem. The video guides are well thought-out and so detailed, yet still very easy to follow and digest for a beginner.
I personally followed quite a few videos recently when i built my first ever gaming pc with no previous experience. Following the guides made this so quick and easy.
@ThisBytesForYou - Thanks for all you do - keep up the great work!