Sparkle announced three different models of their new Arc Pro B60 graphics card for professional users. The first version uses a blower cooler that pushes hot air out the back. Another model has no fans and depends on other cooling systems inside computers. A water-cooled model will be available later, offering the best temperature control. Each version targets different workplace needs.
Intel's BMG-G21 chip powers all three cards with strong performance features. The processor contains 160 XMX AI engines that deliver 197 TOPS at INT8 speed. Graphics processing uses 20 Xe cores and 20 ray-tracing units. The chip operates at 2,400 MHz for optimal performance during demanding tasks. Modern video encoding supports AV1 and other current formats.
Memory systems use 24 gigabytes of GDDR6 with 192-bit connections. Data moves at speeds up to 456 gigabytes per second. Four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs connect to monitors and displays. Users can run 8K screens at 120 Hz with HDR quality. A single 8-pin power connector supplies 200 watts to each card.
The blower and passive cards measure 289 × 120 × 42 millimeters for compact workstations. Both models take up two expansion slots inside desktop computers. Water-cooled details remain secret until its launch date. Companies have not released pricing information for any of their models.
Intel's BMG-G21 chip powers all three cards with strong performance features. The processor contains 160 XMX AI engines that deliver 197 TOPS at INT8 speed. Graphics processing uses 20 Xe cores and 20 ray-tracing units. The chip operates at 2,400 MHz for optimal performance during demanding tasks. Modern video encoding supports AV1 and other current formats.
Memory systems use 24 gigabytes of GDDR6 with 192-bit connections. Data moves at speeds up to 456 gigabytes per second. Four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs connect to monitors and displays. Users can run 8K screens at 120 Hz with HDR quality. A single 8-pin power connector supplies 200 watts to each card.
The blower and passive cards measure 289 × 120 × 42 millimeters for compact workstations. Both models take up two expansion slots inside desktop computers. Water-cooled details remain secret until its launch date. Companies have not released pricing information for any of their models.
