Find workstation graphics cards Intel ARC Pro: Pro A50 and Pro A40 of ACM-G11 GPU The Intel ARC Pro A40 desktop graphics card was recently spotted within the RAA (South Korean National Radio Research Agency), the selection of cards found was marked with the “Pro” label because it targets workstation platforms such as desktops and laptops.
Based on the details of SiSoftwareIntel ARC Pro A50 and ARC Pro A40 are pretty much based on the same chip as they share the same specs and the above specs include the full-featured architecture-based Arc ACM-G11 GPU Alchemist Xe-HPG, with 128 Execution Units or a total of 1024 cores, while the core clock speed is 2.45 GHz and the GPU has 1 MB l2 cache. The configuration of the VRAM is 6 GB GDDR6 on a 96-bit bus interface These are all the same specs as Intel’s recently released ARC A380 graphics card.
As for the Intel ARC A380 graphics card, it has been officially revealed that it will have a clock speed of 2000MHz, but could ramp up to 2450MHz with higher TBP of 92W It seems that the Pro variants will use a higher TBP factor. In terms of performance, the graphics cards are roughly equivalent to an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB, and we know that Intel isn’t ready for the ARC family of GPUs yet on the driver side, so this performance data should improve.
There is no information on the market availability of these graphics cards, but as the A380 has been launched in the Chinese markets, the ARC Pro A50 and Pro A40 graphics cards could be launched in the coming months as the workstation variants are rumored to be available in the coming months. be launched in the third quarter.
Source: Lega Nerd
