Intel Data Center Max 1100 48GB HBM2e 300W  1228.8GB/s PCIeGen 5 x16 GPU

Condition: Used&Tested

The Intel Data Center GPU Max 1100 uses a 16-pin (12V-2x6 or 12VHPWR) auxiliary power connector, not the standard 8-pin PCIe cables used in consumer GPUs. It requires this connector to support its 300W TDP, ensuring secure, stable power delivery in enterprise, high-density server environments.


Product Collection
Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series
Model Number
1100
Code Name
Products formerly Ponte Vecchio
Microarchitecture
Xe-HPC

Embedded Options Available 
No
Use Conditions 
Server/Enterprise
Usecase
Artificial Intelligence, High Performance Computing

GPU Specifications

Xe-cores
56
Ray Tracing Units
56
Intel® Xe Matrix Extensions (Intel® XMX) Engines
448
Xe Vector Engines
448
Graphics Max Dynamic Clock
1550 MHz
Graphics Base Clock
1000 MHz
TDP 
300 W
PCI Express Configurations ‡ 
Gen 5 x16
Device ID
0x0BDA

Memory Specifications

Memory Size
48 GB
Memory Type
HBM2e
Graphics Memory Interface
1024 bit
Graphics Memory Bandwidth
1228.8 GB/s

I/O Specifications

# of Displays Supported‡
0

Features

H.264 Hardware Encode/Decode 
No

Supported Technologies

Ray Tracing
Yes
oneAPI Support 
Yes

What's inside the package:
GPU only


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