MAXSUN expands Arc Pro B60 Dual lineup with fanless and single-slot liquid models
MAXSUN has shown two more versions of its Arc Pro B60 Dual card, adding fanless and liquid-cooled models to the blower-style board that is already listed for sale. All three versions use two Intel Arc Pro B60 GPUs on one PCB , which takes the total memory capacity to 48GB and doubles the GPU resources compared to a standard 24GB B60 card. MAXSUN’s official specs for the blower card list 20 Xe cores per GPU, PCIe 5.0 x8 plus x8 operation, and 400W total board power.
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The fanless version looks aimed at servers and dense workstations rather than a normal tower PC. MAXSUN describes it as a passive-cooled model optimized for server airflow, so it will depend on strong chassis ventilation instead of onboard fans. By contrast, the original blower model is easier to deploy in regular systems, and that version is already appearing at retailers in Germany, South Africa, and Australia.
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The liquid-cooled version is the most unusual of the three. MAXSUN says it keeps full-load temperatures around 61°C, while third-party coverage of the reveal says the card was developed with Abee and reworked into a single-slot design. That could make it a better fit for tightly packed workstation builds, especially where slot count matters as much as raw GPU count.
Arc Pro B60 Dual Series, Source: MaxSun
16-pin power connector across the board
MAXSUN’s shipped blower card officially uses one 12V-2×6 connector, and coverage of the liquid version shows the same 16-pin setup there as well. That makes MAXSUN’s Arc Pro B60 Dual family one of the few Intel Arc board designs moving to 16-pin power instead of the usual 8-pin approach used by most Arc cards.
So far, only the blower-style Arc Pro B60 Dual appears to be on sale, while the fanless and liquid-cooled versions remain showcase products. MAXSUN has not published pricing or launch timing for either of those cards yet. Based on the Abee tie-in, the liquid model may end up shipping through a more specialized system or chassis partner route, but that part has not been confirmed by MAXSUN in a retail announcement.
Source: MaxSun
