Sparkle has announced the launch of the Intel Arc Pro B60 professional graphics card in three different versions: active air cooling, passive cooling, and liquid cooling. The new card is designed for workstations and artificial intelligence applications.
G. Ostrov
Computer component manufacturer Sparkle is preparing to release the new Intel Arc Pro B60 professional graphics card, which will be available in three different cooling system variants. This graphics card is designed for use in workstations and specialized tasks, including artificial intelligence work, simulations, computer-aided design (CAD) systems, and video content processing.
Arc Pro B60 Technical Specifications
The graphics card is based on a GPU equipped with 20 Xe compute cores, 20 specialized ray tracing cores, and 160 XMX matrix engines for accelerating machine learning operations. The GPU operates at a frequency of 2400 MHz.
The graphics card features 24 GB of GDDR6 memory connected via a 192-bit memory bus. Memory bandwidth reaches up to 456 GB/s, ensuring efficient handling of large data volumes.
Cooling Variants
Sparkle will offer three Arc Pro B60 modifications:
- Active air cooling - with one tangential fan
- Passive cooling - fanless for silent operation
- Liquid cooling - for maximum heat dissipation efficiency
Professional Capabilities
The manufacturer places special emphasis on the presence of dual Xe media engines, specifically optimized for high-resolution content. The graphics card supports modern video codecs, including the promising AV1, which is actively used in web applications and streaming services.
Connectivity and Power
All variants of the graphics card are equipped with four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs for monitor connections. Power consumption is 200W for all modifications, with power supplied through a single 8-pin PCIe connector.
The dimensions of the active and passive cooling models are 289 × 120 × 42 mm, with the cards occupying two expansion slots in the chassis.
For more detailed information about Intel products, visit the official Intel Arc website.