The workstation graphics card market has a new competitor on store shelves. GUNNIR has finally launched its custom Intel Arc Pro B65 TF 32G in China, a model based on the Battlemage architecture that was announced months ago alongside the B70 but had not reached stores until now.
The graphics card is launching in China for 8,999 yuan (around $1,335), a higher price compared with the first listings in US stores, where it appeared for around $909.99.
GUNNIR Arc Pro B65 Debuts at $1,335 in China
In terms of specifications, the B65 is a cut-down version of its bigger sister, the B70. It has 20 Xe2 cores, compared with 32 cores on the B70, and delivers up to 197 INT8 TOPS of compute performance with a 200W TBP. However, its main attraction is that it keeps the full 32GB of GDDR6 memory, making it a strong and capable option for heavy professional workloads and AI development that require a large amount of VRAM.
As for the design, GUNNIR’s version uses a dual-slot design with blower-style cooling and measures 268 mm long. It requires two 8-pin power connectors and offers a clock speed of 2400 MHz. For connectivity, it comes with one HDMI 2.1 output and three DisplayPort 2.1 ports.
The B65 is arriving at a time when graphics card prices are seeing strong changes. The Arc Pro B70, which originally launched with a recommended price of $949, has seen its retail price climb to $1,299, with increases ranging from 26% to 48% depending on the region. With prices rising like this, the B65 reaches stores as an alternative offering the same amount of memory.
