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The Intel Arc B60 Pro graphics card launched in September last year, aimed at the enterprise market, boasting excellent performance for local AI inference and professional workloads. Now, one week after CES 2026, they’re starting to become available to regular customers from popular tech retailers. Sparkle launched its blower fan-style Arc Pro B60 for $799.99 a couple of days ago – Maxsun also joins the party, bringing the card to retailers in China today.
Sparkle is a popular choice for Intel graphics cards – we’ve even reviewed its Arc B580 and Arc B570 cards for gamers, rating them highly as budget-friendly GPUs. Maxsun is another solid brand, and the brand’s Pro B60 lineup also offers a blower-style card.
| Retailer | Graphics card | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Newegg | Sparkle Intel Arc Pro B60 | $799.99 |
| Micro Center | Sparkle Intel Arc Pro B60 | $799.99 |
Maxsun brings Arc PRO B60 to retailers in China
As revealed in a social media post, Maxsun has officially brought the Arc Pro B60 to retail. In other words, it’s no longer exclusive to businesses and can be purchased by any regular consumer. The Chinese brand’s B60 GPUs have yet to appear on any major US retailers, and availability seems locked to China for the time being.
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Unlike Sparkle, Maxsun has two cards in its arsenal: the regular 24GB VRAM model with a dual-fan design, and the dual-GPU 48GB model with a blower-style fan. Gamers Nexus got to perform a teardown of this dual-GPU B60 ahead of its launch last year, which is a great watch if you want to learn more about the internals of the graphics card.
24GB of VRAM is level with Nvidia’s flagship RTX 5090, while most other gaming GPUs stick between 8GB and 16GB – 48GB is unheard of. Nonetheless, the Pro B60 is not designed for gaming, instead being utilized best in a high-end workstation. We don’t yet know whether Maxsun plans for a global release of these cards, nor how much they will cost.
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