• Some users have recently had their accounts hijacked. It seems that the now defunct EVGA forums might have compromised your password there and seems many are using the same PW here. We would suggest you UPDATE YOUR PASSWORD and TURN ON 2FA for your account here to further secure it. None of the compromised accounts had 2FA turned on.
    Once you have enabled 2FA, your account will be updated soon to show a badge, letting other members know that you use 2FA to protect your account. This should be beneficial for everyone that uses FSFT.

Sparkle released new card designs for Intel.

C

crazycrave

2[H]4U
Joined
Mar 31, 2016
Messages
2,120
Looking at Newegg and came across four new card designs from Sparkle ready to ship.

https://www.newegg.com/sparkle-roc-...c-intel-arc-a770-16gb-gddr6/p/N82E16814993009

https://www.newegg.com/sparkle-roc-...c-intel-arc-a770-16gb-gddr6/p/N82E16814993010

https://www.newegg.com/sparkle-roc-...oc-intel-arc-a750-8gb-gddr6/p/N82E16814993012

https://www.newegg.com/sparkle-roc-video-card-sa750r-8goc-intel-arc-a750-8gb-gddr6/p/N82E16814993011

2024 . 04 . 19
SPARKLE Launched Embedded Graphics Card Series for the Edge Accelerate AI, Visual Computing and Media Processing with Intel Arc GPUs

With 40+ years of experience in computer industry, SPARKLE is launching a series of graphics cards based on the recently launched Intel Arc GPU for edge and provide longevity support up to 5 years.

SPARKLE graphic cards feature high-efficiency AI, visual computing and media processing. GPU cards from SPARKLE are edge-focused form factors with long life and optimizations for embedded use conditions and improves development and operating efficiency based on an open ecosystem by leveraging AI inferencing software, OpenVINO which automatically distributes workloads across CPU and GPU.

SPARKLE has prepared and showcased the full series of SPARKLE Intel Arc graphics cards targeted for the edge, based on Intel Arc A750E, A580E, A380E, A310E, A370E and A350E GPUs. These graphics cards come solid longevity support up to 5 years.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A380E Graphics Card, IA30GC-TN4E
TBP 75W, dual-slot, single fan with 1x HDMI & 3x DisplayPort and 5-year longevity support.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A380E Graphics Card, Low-Profile, IA30GBL-TN4E
TBP 75W, dual-slot, dual-fan, low-profile configuration with 4x mini-DisplayPort and 5-year longevity support.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A310E Graphics Card, IA30GC-DK4F
Comes with SPARKLE exclusive 50W Intel® Arc™ A310E, single-slot, single-fan blower, with 1x HDMI & 3x DisplayPort and 5-year longevity support.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A310E Graphics Card, Low-Profile 50W, IA30GBL-LK4E
Comes with SPARKLE exclusive 50W Intel® Arc™ A310E, single-slot, single-fan blower, low-profile configuration with 4x mini-DisplayPort and 5-year longevity support.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A370E Graphics Card, MXM, IM30G-BKA
TBP 50W, MXM3.1 Type-A, with up to 4 outputs configuration and 5-year longevity support.

  • SPARKLE Intel Arc A350E Graphics Card, MXM, IM30G-CKA
TBP 35W, MXM3.1 Type-A, with up to 4 outputs configuration and 5-year longevity support.

l About Sparkle Embedded
A leader in the embedded business from 2013, has been providing robust industrial PC components and customizable ODM/OEM solutions with unwavering longevity support. Leveraging over 40 years of experience in the computer industry, SPARKLE taps into the rich resources of Taiwan's computer industrial landscape since 1982.
 
Last edited:
The old designs had terrible thermals and extremely loud 'revving" fans at idle. I can see why they did.

BTW Sparkle is just rebranded PowerColor for Intel.
 
Rvenger said:
The old designs had terrible thermals and extremely loud 'revving" fans at idle. I can see why they did.

BTW Sparkle is just rebranded PowerColor for Intel.
Click to expand...
I have the A770 16Gb Titan 3 fan model, it has zero turn fans at idle which is 50c before they fire up, maybe other cards had issues as mine has been fine on thermals so far, my 5700x is the one having issues with a game like this
 
Last edited:
crazycrave said:
I would like to know more about edge AI and what Intel has to offer or going on there, as I do use edge and seen Chat pop up and to talk.
Click to expand...
in a thread about intel gpus?! go to the AI section or one of the edge/copilot threads...
 
Dreamerbydesign said:
i was hoping for a single slot card.
Click to expand...
Hope that one of these pops up on Ebay. (turns out, there is one: https://www.ebay.com/itm/315371103504 )

1716396779632.png
 
As an eBay Associate, HardForum may earn from qualifying purchases.
Dreamerbydesign said:
i was hoping for a single slot card.
Click to expand...
Single Slot is usually disallowed by Intel, AMD or Nvidia.

As in, manufacturers AREN'T ALLOWED to make the cards with a single slot design unless they are "PRO" variants with a high price tag.

The only reason people want single-slot: Have as many cards as possible.
Only people who want as many cards as possible: People with money
People with money: Can afford the PRO versions.

Unfortunately that's how it goes.
 
I am going to try the 2 fan 100mm ROC OC A770 card. Hoping it can handle the heat. Will be in the sandwich style case with direct access to airflow. I really dislike the long 3 fan GPUs. Also lets hope Sparkle has the correct support for the low idle state. I know its hit or miss on the 750/770's
 
Vengance_01 said:
I am going to try the 2 fan 100mm ROC OC A770 card. Hoping it can handle the heat. Will be in the sandwich style case with direct access to airflow. I really dislike the long 3 fan GPUs. Also lets hope Sparkle has the correct support for the low idle state. I know its hit or miss on the 750/770's
Click to expand...
The 3-fan model fit in my Cooler Master box 400nr mated to AM4 / MSI B550m Mortar with Ryzen 5700x.
 
Last edited:
Card came in. Installed into my Lian-Li DAN A4-H20 case. Plenty of room. Its a fairly quiet card but fans can get loud at full tilt. I am running the card at +30, 25Mv increase and 200 watt power limit. Card stays in the low to mid 70's with fans spinning at a pretty slow 1500-1600 RPM. Boost clocks hold around 2500-2550MHZ. D4 at 1440p maxed(not using 4K/ High res assets) runs at 100 FPS during huge boss battles and 125-144 FPS during normal stuff using XeSS on Ultra quality. Cant even tell a difference in Image quality. Smooth as silk and no hitching or anything. The card destroys Doom Eternal.
 
Rvenger said:
The old designs had terrible thermals and extremely loud 'revving" fans at idle. I can see why they did.

BTW Sparkle is just rebranded PowerColor for Intel.
Click to expand...
I made the mistake of hooking both 12v PCIe 8 pin leads up when I first got my Titan A 770 16Gb, it made the fans act crazy and ramp to 100% doing that, so it needed to be daisy chained from just one lead with two 8 pin connectors and it ran normal after that and handled rpms as needed with the fans and zero turn idle was also working.

My RTX 3070 wants both leads without any daisy chain and where I got that idea to hook the A770 up the same way, also my ref XFX RX 5700 flashed XT bios wanted both 8 pin leads just like the RTX 3070 and all being done from same Corsair CX 650 M power supply, one of very reason I never had issues with my RX 5700 was the power leads being hooked up like that.
 
crazycrave said:
I made the mistake of hooking both 12v PCIe 8 pin leads up when I first got my Titan A 770 16Gb, it made the fans act crazy and ramp to 100% doing that, so it needed to be daisy chained from just one lead with two 8 pin connectors and it ran normal after that and handled rpms as needed with the fans and zero turn idle was also working.

My RTX 3070 wants both leads without any daisy chain and where I got that idea to hook the A770 up the same way, also my ref XFX RX 5700 flashed XT bios wanted both 8 pin leads just like the RTX 3070 and all being done from same Corsair CX 650 M power supply, one of very reason I never had issues with my RX 5700 was the power leads being hooked up like that.
Click to expand...
Little 'b' equals bit, by the way. So you're saying 16 gigabit, which equals 2 gigabytes (GB).
 
KazeoHin said:
Single Slot is usually disallowed by Intel, AMD or Nvidia.

As in, manufacturers AREN'T ALLOWED to make the cards with a single slot design unless they are "PRO" variants with a high price tag.

The only reason people want single-slot: Have as many cards as possible.
Only people who want as many cards as possible: People with money
People with money: Can afford the PRO versions.

Unfortunately that's how it goes.
Click to expand...
Last single slot card I ever owned was made by Evga 8800 GT SC.
 
crazycrave said:
Last single slot card I ever owned was made by Evga 8800 GT SC.
Click to expand...
I have a single slot 1050 ti. Looking to get the 1650 if the price ever comes down. They make an RX 6400 LP variant, too.

Good cards for those off lease SFF Dell's, and their like, with very limited GPU space options due to the placement of the x16 slot.

20240428_115756.jpg
 
KazeoHin said:
Single Slot is usually disallowed by Intel, AMD or Nvidia.

As in, manufacturers AREN'T ALLOWED to make the cards with a single slot design unless they are "PRO" variants with a high price tag.

The only reason people want single-slot: Have as many cards as possible.
Only people who want as many cards as possible: People with money
People with money: Can afford the PRO versions.

Unfortunately that's how it goes.
Click to expand...
Or people who have an SFF with limited slots and want something else in say the 1x or 4x slot below the 16x slot, but those are rare.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top