ASRock reveals Arc Pro B65 models with 32GB GDDR6 and DisplayPort 2.1
ASRock has added two Intel Arc Pro B65 graphics cards to its official product lineup, the Arc Pro B65 Passive 32GB and Arc Pro B65 Creator 32GB. The new cards appear alongside the previously launched Arc Pro B70 Passive 32GB and Arc Pro B70 Creator 32GB, which ASRock announced on March 26.
Both B65 models use the same confirmed core specification. ASRock lists the Intel Arc Pro B65 GPU with 32GB of GDDR6 memory. The company lists a 192-bit memory interface for both B65 cards which is obviously wrong, and interestingly, Intel made the same mistake in official marketing materials. I’m starting to think that the B65 was supposed to have 24GB memory at some point.
The B65 cards offer teh same clocks: 19 Gbps memory speed, a 2400 MHz GPU clock. The Unlike the B70 with 256 XMX Engines, B65 has 160 Intel XMX Engines, so its basically a cut-down BMG-G31 GPU. The card retains PCIe 5.0 x16 support and four DisplayPort 2.1 connectors, one primary port up to UHBR13.5 and three ports up to UHBR10.
Arc Pro B65 Creator 32GB, Source: ASRock
The Arc Pro B65 Passive 32GB is a 190 x 112 x 38 mm dual-slot card with a fanless cooler, while the Arc Pro B65 Creator 32GB uses a blower-style cooler and measures 271 x 112 x 39 mm. Both models use a 12V-2×6 power connector, and ASRock recommends leaving an extra 30 mm of clearance for the power cable. The Creator version also ships with a 12V-2×6 to dual 8-pin adapter.
Arc Pro B65 Passive 32GB, Source: ASRock
ASRock has not yet listed any B65 card for sale, so pricing is not confirmed. Intel did not confirm the B65 MSRP either because, unlike the B70, which is already on sale, the cut-down model is set to launch later this month.
Here are the official specs, just keep in mind the 192-bit memory bus is incorrect:
Arc Pro B65/B70 Specs, Source: ASRock
Source: ASRock
