Taipei, Taiwan – AAEON , has today announced the release of the GAR-A750E, the company’s first advanced graphics card. Built on Intel® Arc™ A750E GPU architecture, the GAR-A750E features 28 Xe-Cores and supports a variety of advanced AI development frameworks in a discreet 236mm x 109mm x 42mm form factor.
Designed to handle intensive AI workloads, the GAR-A750E offers substantial raw computing power, with a graphics turbo frequency of 2400MHz alongside the AI task acceleration capabilities of 448 Intel® XMX Engines. Along with its high performance benchmark, the card’s Intel® Deep Link Technology support—which includes Hyper Compute, Hyper Encode, and Stream Assist—allows it to optimize the Intel® Arc™ A750E GPU’s capabilities while maximizing efficiency for efficient multi-tasking and accelerated workflows.
The GAR-A750E is easily integrated into a number of systems and motherboards via PCIe Gen 4 (x16) interface, with AAEON already having confirmed its suitability for use with a number of its own industrial motherboard platforms, including the ATX-Q670A, MAX-Q670A, and MIX-Q670A1, all supporting 13th Generation Intel® Core™ CPUs and built on the Intel® Q670E Chipset.
The advanced graphics card comes equipped with four Ultra High Bit Rate (7680 x 4320@60Hz) DP 2.0 outputs alongside AV1 HW Encode/Decode and DirectX 12 Ultimate and Vulkan API support. With this broad API support, AAEON note that the GAR-A750E can provide the market with a way to facilitate high-fidelity image rendering for multiple high-resolution video streams, simulations, or generative visualizations.
The GAR-A750E comes with 5-year longevity, making it a relative standout compared to existing market offerings featuring Intel® Arc™ A750E GPU architecture. Meanwhile, AAEON’s design includes two axial fans to maximize airflow to make it easier for integrators to deploy the module in small, space-constrained embedded systems.
AAEON has confirmed that the GAR-A750E is now available for pre-order via its online eShop, while detailed specifications can be found by visiting its product page on the AAEON website.
