ASUS has listed the UGen Intel Arc Pro B70 32GB GDDR6, a workstation graphics card designed for AI workloads and professional computing. The listing on ASUS’s official website confirms its key specifications, including 32GB of error-correcting code (ECC) memory, 367 INT8 TOPS of peak AI performance and support for configurations using up to four cards. ASUS has not announced pricing or a release date.
The product is part of ASUS’s UGen AI accelerator lineup rather than its ProArt range. According to TechPowerUp’s October 17 report, it also marks ASUS’s return to Intel discrete graphics hardware after the company’s earlier Iris Xe DG1-4G card. ASUS’s listing identifies the model as UGEN-ARC-PRO-B70-32G, built around Intel’s Xe2 graphics architecture.
The card features 32 Xe-cores, 256 XMX AI engines and 32GB of GDDR6 memory with ECC support. Its 256-bit memory interface delivers 608 GB/s of bandwidth, while its maximum graphics clock reaches 2,800 MHz. ASUS also lists 22.94 TFLOPS of FP32 performance and up to 367 TOPS for INT8 workloads, figures aimed at describing compute capability rather than gaming performance.
Power requirements are higher than those of many mainstream consumer graphics cards. ASUS specifies a total board power of 310 watts and recommends a 750W power supply. The card uses a 12V-2×6 power connector and a two-slot blower-style design measuring 267mm long and 111mm wide. Display connectivity consists of three DisplayPort 2.1 outputs and one HDMI 2.1b port, with support for up to four displays.
ASUS is also highlighting the card’s multi-GPU capabilities. The company says four cards can be combined in a system to provide 128GB of total VRAM, supporting AI models with up to 120 billion parameters under its stated configuration. That capacity is particularly relevant to local AI inference, where available GPU memory can limit the size of models that fit on a system. ASUS lists compatibility with tools and frameworks including vLLM, llama.cpp, Ollama, PyTorch with Intel Extension for PyTorch, OpenVINO and oneAPI.
The Arc Pro B70 is part of Intel’s workstation-focused Arc Pro B-series, which targets professional graphics and AI inference rather than serving as a conventional gaming GPU. Intel’s published specifications also identify 32 Xe-cores, 256 XMX engines, 32GB of memory and 608 GB/s of bandwidth for the B70. ASUS’s higher 310W board-power rating is a partner-specific specification, compared with Intel’s reference range of 160W to 290W.
The card may interest PC enthusiasts exploring Intel’s discrete GPU ecosystem, particularly those building workstations for local AI tasks. However, its AI-focused positioning and power requirements mean it should not be treated as a direct gaming alternative without independent gaming benchmarks and application-specific testing.
ASUS has not disclosed the UGen Arc Pro B70’s price or retail availability. Those details will be important in determining how it compares with other Arc Pro B70 partner cards and competing workstation accelerators. The official listing establishes the hardware specifications, but performance comparisons and value judgments will require further evidence.
