Gunnir has officially unveiled an ultra-slim, low-profile Arc Pro B50 16 GB graphics card, debuting the workstation product at the CES trade show. The prototype was displayed at the booth of Minisforum, a specialist in compact computing hardware. This new model is engineered to fit into small-form-factor systems, measuring just 167 x 69 x 18.4 mm and featuring a single-slot design.

Powered by the Intel BMG-G21 GPU from the Xe2-HPG "Battlemage" architecture, the card adheres to reference specifications with a 70 W TDP. It operates with a base clock of 1700 MHz and a boost clock of 2600 MHz. To manage thermals in such a confined chassis, Gunnir has implemented a blower-style cooling solution, a standard approach for board partners working with Intel's reference designs.

While the card was present for inspection, representatives from Minisforum did not provide specific details regarding pricing or a release window. This announcement highlights the growing availability of professional-grade GPUs for compact workstations. It specifically targets the Chinese market, where Gunnir typically focuses its Pro-line launches.