After the regular fan version, MAXSUN has also debuted two more Arc PRO B60 Dual cards, featuring fanless and liquid-cooled designs.
MAXSUN Officially Introduces Single-Slot Arc PRO B60 Dual 48G Liquid Edition, Equipped With 16-pin Power Connector
It's not just the Turbo edition that comes with the 16-pin power connector; the new "Liquid-Cooled" Intel workstation GPU also features the same connector on the PCB. MAXSUN has introduced two new editions for the Arc PRO B60 Dual 48G card, including a Passive one and a Liquid-Cooled edition. Last year, the company debuted the Arc PRO B60 Dual 48G Turbo, which brought a dual-slot design and a 16-pin connector on the right.
The new GPUs are aimed at silent operation, but at the same time are marketed at different scenarios. While the Fanless edition will be completely silent, it won't possess the cooling capability as good as the other two. On the other hand, the liquid-cooled edition will enable pushing the GPU to its full potential while keeping the temperature as low as 61°C, as per the company. Moreover, the Liquid edition features just a single-slot design, which makes it suitable for multi-GPU setups.
Since Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G is aimed at professional and AI workloads, workstation builds with several of these will be easier than deploying the same number of Turbo units. Previously, MAXSUN collaborated with Abee to bring a powerful AI workstation PC that can utilize four Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turbo GPUs, but just after two days, it announced this Liquid edition as well, which supports configurations with up to seven GPUs. So, it's not the first time we are hearing about the Liquid edition, but this time, MAXSUN has officially readied its product page on the website, marketing its features and capabilities.
In November last year, we saw both the Fanless and Liquid editions displayed by the company at an event. While the Turbo edition is already shipping according to some reports, the other two editions have yet to launch at retail. As far as the specs go, these GPUs feature dual BMG-G21 dies and bring a 48 GB GDDR6 memory configuration in total. When several of these are deployed in a system, users can have up to a whopping 336 GB of total video memory (with 7x liquid editions).
News Source: MAXSUN
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