Intel releases new graphics card with up to 32 GB VRAM

Dell has updated its commercial portfolio with a suite of new devices today. For instance, the company has announced the Core Ultra Series 3 for business PCs with dedicated vPro SKUs. Additionally, it has unveiled new Arc Pro B-series GPUs, which it bills as being 'cost-effective' yet 'high-performance solutions'.

For the time being, Intel is being rather coy about hardware specifications. Currently, the company has confirmed that the Arc Pro B65 and Arc Pro B70 utilise its older Xe2 architecture, just like the Arc B570 and Arc B580 before them (curr. $299 on Amazon).

However, Intel's new Arc Pro discrete GPUs will feature up to 32 GB of VRAM. Also, they will ship with up to 32 Xe2 cores; Intel has not revealed anything else in this regard, though. Intel draws performance comparisons between the Arc Pro B70 and Nvidia RTX Pro 4000, albeit without providing specifics in this regard.

The Arc Pro B70 goes on sale today with a suggested $949 starting price for reference cards. Pricing for Arkn, ASRock, Gunnir, Maxsun, and Sparkle custom cards is unknown at this stage. By contrast, the Arc Pro B65 is set for a mid-April release but without a dedicated reference card. Intel has not yet confirmed how much the Arc Pro B65 will cost.