Intel Arc Pro B50 16GB

The Arc Pro B50 puts 16 GB of GDDR6 and 128 XMX matrix engines into a dual-slot half-height card that draws 70 W from the slot alone, with no auxiliary power connector. Intel rates it at 10.65 TFLOPS FP32 and 170 dense INT8 TOPS, and it launched at $299. That combination is unusual: 16 GB of ECC-capable memory in a 168 mm low-profile card is more frame buffer than anything else at that size and power, which makes it a genuine option for small form factor workstations and short-depth servers that cannot take a 200 W card. The trade is bandwidth, since the 128-bit bus gives 224 GB/s, less than half what the Arc Pro B60 offers, and token generation is bandwidth-bound once the model fits. It carries Intel's certified workstation driver and both consumer and professional driver branches.