First single-slot Arc Pro B60, comes with limited power
The BMG-G21 based model operates at 120W.
Gunnir has listed its first single-slot Arc Pro B60 partner card, set to a 120W total board power. Intel’s own specs list the Arc Pro B60 at a 200W TBP, and also include a lower-power mode with 2000MHz clocks and a 120W to 200W TBP range.
The listed specs match the usual Arc Pro B60 configuration: 20 Xe cores, 24GB of GDDR6 on a 192-bit bus, 19Gbps memory speed, and 456GB/s bandwidth, plus PCIe 5.0. The listing also claims 164 TOPS (INT8). Intel rates the GPU at up to 197 TOPS (INT8).
Source: Gunnir
For workstation builds that stack multiple cards, thinner coolers can make dense layouts easier, assuming the chassis, airflow, and platform support it. Intel also highlights multi-GPU scaling on Linux for this series.
Eight B60s in one desktop, technically supported by Intel Project Battlematrix
Technically speaking, workstations with Threadripper series could easily support more than 4 of those in a single system, but Intel did not present its Project Battlematrix for more than 4 cards yet. What they did instead was a showcase of four B60 Dual (with two GPUs per card) models in a single system, which technically are shown as 8 cards. So I see no issue why this shouldn’t work for such cards for one PC, that would be an interesting view for sure.
Source: Gunnir
The card is listed in China at 5,199 RMB, which is about $745 at current mid-market rates. It uses a single 8-pin power connector.
Source: Gunnir
