Gunnir has launched a custom single-slot Arc Pro B60 graphics card in China, listed on JD.com for 5199 RMB (~$746 USD). The 'Blue Spear' workstation model features a slimline blower-style cooler and a lowered 120 W TDP. This contrasts with the reference design's 200 W maximum rating and 2400 MHz boost clock. The card was absent from CES but follows a similar Arc Pro B50 design spotted at the Minisforum booth.

The reduced power envelope is a necessary trade-off for the ultra-thin, single-slot form factor. Gunnir's engineering team opted for a 2000 MHz base core clock, fitting within a 120 to 200 W total board power range. This move targets compact workstations where space is at a premium. It shows Gunnir is adapting Intel's Arc Xe2-HPG 'BMG-G21' GPU for specific market needs, prioritizing size over raw power.

Gunnir also offers a two-slot Arc Pro B60 TF 24G model at 5299 RMB (~$800 USD), which adheres to reference specs. That larger unit, seen at Computex, uses a beefier blower to handle the full 200 W TDP. This dual-launch strategy gives system builders a choice between maximum performance and extreme density. The immediate availability via Chinese e-commerce suggests a focused regional rollout for now.