Custom fan curves + GPU power/clock tuning for Intel Arc Pro B60/B70 (Battlemage) on Linux. Confirmed on Arc Pro B60 (8086:e211).
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Field-tested guide: multi-GPU vLLM tensor-parallel (TP=2/TP=4) on Intel Arc Pro B70 (Battlemage BMG-G31, Xe2) on Linux. Driver setup (xe force_probe=e223), bare-metal vLLM + oneAPI 2025.3, the compute-runtime multi-root USM + triton-xpu init_devices fixes, FP8/int4-AutoRound quant, root-cause error reports. AI-agent readable (AGENTS.md).
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Intel Arc B60 & Alchemist GPU Exporter for Prometheus and OpenTelemetry (xe driver)
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