Grafische kaart Sparkle Arc Pro B60 Blower, Intel Arc Pro B60, 24 GB GDDR6, 192-bit, PCIe x8 5.0, 1 ventilator

The Sparkle Arc Pro B60 Blower is a discrete professional graphics card built around the Intel Arc Pro B60 GPU with 24 GB of GDDR6 memory on a 192‑bit bus and a PCI Express x8 5.0 interface. It supports up to 7680×4320 output resolution and OpenGL 4.6, and includes a radial blower fan that directs heat out of the chassis. Certified drivers, AV1 hardware encode/decode and a Xe Media Engine provide accelerated media processing and AI-capable throughput suitable for workstation and content‑creation environments.

Advantages

The 24 GB GDDR6 memory with up to 456 GB/s bandwidth and 160 XMX AI engines enables handling of large datasets, high‑resolution textures and AI inference tasks. Blower-style cooling exhausts hot air directly from the card to the outside of the chassis, which helps maintain stable temperatures in compact workstations or multi‑GPU configurations. Certified drivers and Linux multi‑GPU LLM support improve reliability and scalability for AI, design, engineering and media workloads, while AV1 encode/decode and VP9 support accelerate modern video workflows.

Key specifications

• GPU: Intel Arc Pro B60
• Memory: 24 GB GDDR6
• Memory bus: 192‑bit
• Memory bandwidth: up to 456 GB/s (manufacturer data)
• AI engines: 160 XMX engines (manufacturer data)
• Interface: PCI Express x8 5.0
• Cooling: single radial blower fan (exhaust to chassis exterior)
• Maximum resolution: up to 7680×4320
• Graphics APIs: OpenGL 4.6, OpenCL 3.0
• Video codecs: AV1 encode/decode, VP9 decoding/bitstream
• Display outputs: four DisplayPort (manufacturer data)
• Power connector: single 8‑pin (manufacturer data)
• Weight: 1.056 kg

How to use

Install the card into a compatible PCIe x8 or x16 slot on a workstation motherboard that supports PCIe 5.0 to obtain full interface bandwidth. Secure the card in the chassis and connect the required 8‑pin power cable from the system power supply. Install the certified Intel Arc Pro drivers for your operating system; on Linux systems, configure multi‑GPU or LLM settings as required by your AI or compute workloads. Connect monitors to the DisplayPort outputs and set display parameters through the operating system or professional control software.

Recommendations

For stable operation in multi‑GPU or compact chassis environments, ensure adequate case ventilation and verify power supply capacity. Use certified drivers for production tasks and enable AV1 hardware acceleration in supported encoding and playback applications to benefit from efficient high‑resolution video processing.