At Computex, we were able to lay our eyes on Maxsun’s famous dual-GPU graphics card, the Arc Pro Dual B60. But that was an air-cooled version occupying two slots, and Maxsun wasn’t finished with this card until today. Indeed, we’ve just learned of the announcement of a water-cooled version that now occupies just one slot. With this version, if you feel like it, you’ll be able to install four in a single machine.
Arc Pro Dual B60: a dual water-cooled GPU from Maxsun!
As you can see, the card comes with a full-cover waterblock that covers the entire board. This will cool the two BGM-G21 chips present on the PCB, as well as the 2×24 GB of VRAM also present. The special feature of this board, however, is that it occupies a single PCB slot. It is said that it will even be possible to install four of these boards in a server to provide 8 GPUs and 192 GB of VRAM.
Of course, the cooling system is clearly server-oriented, thanks in particular to its inputs/outputs located at the rear of the block. The objective being to limit the height as much as possible to allow the installation in a rack.
Obviously, this is not a gaming board, but a professional model. Even if you were tempted to play with this card, don’t expect crazy performance: dual-GPUs have been out of the mainstream for a while now, and it’s a safe bet that modern games don’t take advantage of two graphics chips…
Here, given the massive amount of VRAM, we’d expect the card to be aimed more at the AI sector. Incidentally, the Arc Pro B50 seems to have met with little success in this sector!
