ASUS launches its first Intel Arc Pro B70 graphics card: 32GB ECC memory, AI computing power of 367 TOPS

IT House News on October 17, according to Wccftech reported today, ASUS launched its first Intel Arc Pro B70 graphics card, targeting the AI ​​inference and workstation market. ASUS has previously been absent from multiple generations of Intel Arc discrete graphics cards, and the launch of this new product means that it has once again joined Intel's discrete graphics product camp. ASUS's product is called UGen Intel Arc Pro B70 32GB GDDR6. It uses the Intel X e 2 architecture Big Battlemage GPU, equipped with 32GB GDDR6 ECC video memory, 32 X e cores and 256 XMX AI engines. The INT8 AI computing power can reach up to 367 TOPS, and the typical board power consumption is 310W. The card adopts a dual-slot design and turbine cooling structure. It is equipped with 1 HDMI interface and 3 DisplayPort interfaces. It uses the PCIe 5.0 x16 interface and has a memory bandwidth of 608GB/s. Asus said the card supports AI frameworks and tools such as vLLM, Llama.cpp, Ollama, PyTorch, OpenVINO, oneAPI and Vulkan. Users can also expand the graphics memory capacity through multi-card configuration, supporting up to 4 graphics cards working together, providing a total of 128GB of graphics memory to run larger-scale AI models. In terms of price, ASUS has not announced the specific price of UGen Intel Arc Pro B70 32GB on the product page. The market price of similar Intel Arc Pro B70 graphics cards is usually above US$1,299 to US$2,000 (IT House Note: The current exchange rate is approximately 8,701 yuan to 13,397 yuan). The specific price depends on the product model and sales channels.