Here’s a surprising twist in the tech world: Intel’s Arc Pro B60 graphics cards, once labeled as 'business-only,' are quietly making their way into retail—starting in Australia. Published on November 9th, 2025, this development has caught the attention of tech enthusiasts and professionals alike. But here's where it gets controversial: ASRock’s Arc Pro B60 Passive 24GB model, which the company explicitly states is ‘not to be sold in retail channels,’ is now listed by Australian retailer Scorptec for a cool $899 AUD (approximately $531 USD before tax). So, what’s the deal? Is this a slip-up, or is Intel finally opening the floodgates for DIY and retail buyers? And this is the part most people miss: this move, combined with earlier reports from the German market, strongly suggests that Intel is indeed shifting its strategy for the Arc Pro series—though many argue this should have happened months ago. Scorptec isn’t stopping there; they’ve also listed the ASRock Arc Pro B60 Creator 24GB (a blower-cooled variant priced at $1,049 AUD) and the Maxsun Intel Arc Pro B60 Dual 48G Turbo (a dual-GPU powerhouse for $2,599 AUD), though the latter’s product page is currently throwing errors. But here’s the burning question: Is this a one-off retail experiment, or the beginning of a broader rollout? And while we’re at it, where’s the highly anticipated Arc B770 high-end gaming GPU? Intel, the ball’s in your court. What do you think? Is this a game-changer for the Arc Pro series, or just a small step in the right direction? Let us know in the comments!
