SFF.Network Sparkle Formally Launches Intel Arc A-series Graphics Card Series

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Sparkle Computer and Intel, longstanding Thunderbolt development partner since 2015, have announced a new partnership to launch the SPARKLE Intel Arc Series Graphics Cards. With a wealth of experience producing quality industrial graphics cards, ODM solutions and peripherals, Sparkle is now expanding our reach into the consumer graphics business.
“We value this collaboration and we are fully prepared,” says Willie Huang, General Manager of Sparkle Computer Co., LTD. “Sparkle is dedicated to creating a creator-friendly...

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[tinyitx]

The ThermalSync's LED lightbar feature is much better than any RGB, providing real time thermal info which is actually useful and could be pretty too.

 

[Analogue Blacksheep]

Orcs? WAAAAAAAAAGH!

Wait wrong thing, anyway the cards look really nice!

 

[tinyitx]

Orcs? WAAAAAAAAAGH!

Wait wrong thing, anyway the cards look really nice!

Maybe rename them as follows will be better?
1-fan card = Frodo
2-fan card = Legolas
3-fan card = Aragorn

 

[Soul_Est]

That the A380 ELF exists confirms that the A380 should have been bus powered from the start with external power being an option.