ASRock is quietly added The low-profile Arc A 380 graphics card joins the lineup. The board is compatible with many compact PCs and all its power is supplied via the PCIe interface.
ASRock’s Arc A380 Low Profile 6GB (A380 LP 6G) graphics card is powered by Intel’s ACM-G11 graphics processor with 1024 stream processors running at 2.0 GHz and delivers 6GB using a 96-bit interface. Connected with GDDR6 memory. The card consumes less than 75 W and does not require an auxiliary power connector. This means that even small form factor machines and refurbished old PCs can take advantage of newer GPUs.
The A380 LP 6G has a low profile design that makes it compatible with most small form factor PCs, but it also uses a dual slot cooling system which limits compatibility with the smallest systems.
Another feature of ASRock’s Arc A380 low profile 6GB graphics card is that it only has two display outputs (one DisplayPort 2.0 and one HDMI 2.0b). This limits the board’s use in applications that require more than two monitors. However, if you’re a power user and need more monitor output, you’ll probably want something on our list of the best graphics cards.
ASRock’s low-profile Arc A380 graphics board is clearly not for gamers, but it makes a lot of sense for a simple office PC or home theater PC (HTPC) that definitely benefits from its form factor. There is a possibility.
Pricing for ASRock’s low-profile graphics card is unknown. Bearing in mind that ASRock’s A380 LP 6G isn’t the only low-profile Intel-based graphics card on the market, and it has certain limitations that prevent its use in professional applications, it’s an overpriced product. I don’t think it will.
