Intel Arc Pro B60 cards quietly appear at Australian retailer, including ASRock’s “business only” passive model
We were tipped off that Australian retailer Scorptec has started listing multiple Intel Arc Pro B60 workstation cards. The surprise entry is ASRock’s Arc Pro B60 Passive 24GB, a model that ASRock itself still describes as a business only product that is “ not be sold in retail channel ” on its official product page.
Source: ASRock
Despite that wording, Scorptec now lists the ASRock Arc Pro B60 Passive 24GB with retail and click and collect options, with first stock expected later this month. The card is a single slot design based on Intel’s Arc Pro B60 Battlemage GPU with 24 GB of GDDR6 on a 192 bit bus and four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs.
Source: Scorptek
The retailer also has the ASRock Arc Pro B60 Creator 24GB, a blower cooled variant with the same core specs, marked as in stock. The third listing is the Maxsun Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turb o, a dual GPU board that combines two Arc Pro B60 chips and 48 GB of GDDR6 for workstation and AI workloads. According to the retailer, this card is due around 10 November, but its individual product page currently returns an error, so only the search listing with price and ETA is visible.
Scorptec Arc Pro B60 pricing (Australia)
- ASRock Arc Pro B60 Passive 24GB: 899 AUD (with GST) ≈ 531 USD before tax
- ASRock Arc Pro B60 Creator 24GB: 1,049 AUD (with GST) ≈ 619 USD before tax
- Maxsun Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turbo (48 GB): 2,599 AUD (with GST) ≈ 1,534 USD before tax
Source: Scorptek
This, combined with the previous report from the German market , confirms that Intel is finally opening the gates for DIY/retail purchases for Arc Pro series. This is great news for sure, although this should’ve happened months ago. Hopefully this is not the last ‘launch’ from Intel for 2025, as we are all waiting for the news on Arc B770 high-end gaming GPU.
Source: Scorptec
