Compared to existing Intel Arc Pro products, the Intel Arc A60 and A60M offer double the number of PCIe lanes at 16, twice the memory bandwidth at 384gbps, ...

The standard Intel Arc Pro B60 is the workstation counterpart of the Intel Arc B580.Both feature the Intel BMG-G21 graphics chip with 20 Xe-cores based on the Battlemage architecture.

The Arc Pro B50 is a slim dual-slot number built for compact graphics workstations. It has16 Xe cores, 128 XMX engines, and 16GB of VRAM for a reasonable $299 (about €275).

There's also twice (16) the number of ray-tracing units, and the card ships with 12GB of VRAM, supports up to four displays, HDR, and Dolby Vision. So what is this graphics card going to be used for?

At a glance, the benchmark leak suggests the Arc Pro A50 will feature the full Arc ACM-G11 GPU, an Xe-HPG part with 8 Xe cores, 128 execution units, and 1,024 FP32 cores. Source: SiSoftware SANDRA ...

On the desktop side, the Arc Pro A60 features 12GB of GDDR6 memory, 16 Xe cores, 16 ray tracing units and 16 PCie Gen 4 lanes. Those specifications are double over what is provided in the Arc Pro ...

The Arc Pro line includes two discrete desktop GPUs and a laptop graphics card. ... not the real number-crunching you might expect from, say, a high-end video production or 3D rendering rig.

Mobile workstations containing the Arc Pro A60M GPU will appear "in the coming months." The mobile chip is equipped with 8GB of memory, 16 PCIe lanes, and has a peak power draw of between 65-95 watts.