Intel Arc Pro A40 and A50 Professional Graphics Cards Unveiled


Intel Arc Pro A40 and A50

The Arc A380 is not really there, but it does not matter for Intel, because now, the CPU and GPU maker is announcing professional versions of Arc graphics cards: the Arc Pro A40 and the Arc Pro A50 (as well as a mobile version: the Arc Pro A30M):

Today Intel introduced the Intel® Arc™ Pro A-series professional range of graphics processing units (GPUs). The first products are the Intel Arc Pro A30M GPU for mobile form factors and the Intel Arc Pro A40 (single slot) and A50 (dual slot) GPUs for small form factor desktops. They all feature built-in ray tracing hardware, machine learning capabilities and industry-first AV1 hardware encoding acceleration.

Intel Arc Pro A-series graphics are targeting certifications with leading professional software applications within the architecture, engineering and construction, and design and manufacturing industries. Intel Arc Pro GPUs are also optimized for media and entertainment applications like Blender, and run the open source libraries in the Intel® oneAPI Rendering Toolkit, which are widely adopted and integrated in industry-leading rendering tools.

Intel Arc Pro GPUs will be available starting later this year from leading mobile and desktop ecosystem partners.

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Intel Arc Pro A40

Intel Arc Pro A40

  • Architecture: Xe-HPG, TSMC 6nm
  • Xe-cores: 8
  • Execution Units: 128
  • Shader units: 1024
  • Ray Tracing Units: 8
  • Memory: 6 GB GDDR6, bus width: 96-bit
  • Graphics Base Clock: 2 GHz
  • TDP: 50 W
  • Output connectors: 4 x mini-DP 1.4 with audio support
  • Single-slot form factor

 

Intel Arc Pro A50

Intel Arc Pro A50

  • Architecture: Xe-HPG, TSMC 6nm
  • Xe-cores: 8
  • Execution Units: 128
  • Shader units: 1024
  • Ray Tracing Units: 8
  • Graphics Base Clock: 2 GHz
  • Memory: 6 GB GDDR6, bus width: 96-bit
  • TDP: 75 W
  • Output connectors: 4 x mini-DP 1.4 with audio support
  • Dual-slot form factor

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