Sparkle has officially announced the Arc B580 Titan OC Nox, a new addition to its growing lineup of Intel Arc-based graphics cards. The Titan OC Nox serves as a color variant within the Titan OC series, following the previously released blue Titan OC and the white Titan Luna OC. This latest version features an all-black aesthetic accented by subtle red highlights, catering to users seeking a more understated appearance for their PC builds.
The Arc B580 Titan OC Nox retains the same core specifications as its siblings in the series. It is built around Intel’s ACM-G10 GPU and offers a boost clock of 2740 MHz, a slight increase over Intel’s reference boost speed of 2670 MHz. The card is designed with a total board power (TBP) limit of 200 W and draws power from a single 8-pin PCIe connector, in addition to what is supplied through the PCI-Express slot.
Physically, the Titan OC Nox measures 31.5 centimeters in length and occupies two PCIe slots. It includes a metal backplate that adds structural rigidity and provides additional heat dissipation. Cooling is handled by a triple-fan setup, with three 70 mm axial fans directing airflow through a dense aluminum fin-stack heatsink. This configuration is designed to maintain consistent thermal performance even under heavy GPU loads.
The card uses a standard PCIe 4.0 x16 interface and provides support for modern display outputs. While Sparkle has not detailed the exact I/O configuration in its announcement, previous Titan OC models feature a mix of DisplayPort 2.0 and HDMI 2.1 ports, which is likely to carry over to the Nox edition.
Sparkle’s Arc B580 Titan OC series is aimed at gamers and creators seeking an alternative to offerings from AMD and NVIDIA. With its custom cooling solution and factory overclock, the Titan OC Nox delivers slightly higher performance than Intel’s reference design while maintaining the same underlying architecture and feature set.
The company has not yet provided information on pricing or regional availability for the Titan OC Nox. However, it is expected to launch at a price point similar to the blue Titan OC and the white Titan Luna OC, which occupy the upper segment of Intel Arc A580-based cards in Sparkle’s portfolio.
Source: TechPowerUP, VideoCardz
