A new professional graphics card from Intel: the Arc Pro A60… And its laptop version, the A60M. Bear in mind, however, that while these are certainly professional boards, they are nevertheless small models.
Arc Pro A60: a small pro card!
The program features a card equipped with a small GPU. The latter straddles the line between the ACM-G10 and ACM-G11. The ACM-G12 features 16 Xe cores, compared with 32 for the G10 and 8 for the G11. The result is a total of 2048 FP32 execution units. As for memory, we find a 192-bit memory bus coupled with 12 GB of GDDR6.
In terms of frequency, this model can reach 2.4 GHz, while its mobile counterpart is limited to 1.3 GHz. In addition, the TDP will be 135W, which, according to the visuals, allows Intel to offer a single-slot blower card.
Last but not least, the Arc Pro series benefits from certified drivers for professional software and applications. These include the Autodesk suite (3ds Max, AutoCAD, Fusion 360, Inventor, Maya), Bentley MicroStation software, Dassault Systems SOLIDWORKS, and more.
Now, what about the price? Availability will be phased in over the coming weeks. OEMs will be offering their machines equipped with the mobile version over the coming months.