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AMD FirePro Graphics Group Test

AMD's FirePro W-series arrived towards the end of 2012, but they still pack a punch. The fact that these cards remain competitive over a year after release is testament to the strength of the architecture. We had the opportunity to pit three of the top models against each other – the W5000, the W7000 and the W9000. These range in price from under £400 to nearly £2,800 – and are aimed at quite different markets.
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AMD FirePro W5000 Specifications:

  • 768 Stream Processors
  • 2GB GDDR5 memory
  • 1 slot required
  • 75W max power
  • 1 Dual-Link DVI, 2 DisplayPort connections
  • Supports 3 displays
  • 4,096 x 2,160 maximum resolution
  • Stereo 3D connector
  • Supports ATI CrossFire Pro
  • Full height, full length
  • No supplemental power required

Price: £364.42 inc VAT

AMD FirePro W7000 Specifications:

  • 1,280 Stream Processors
  • 4GB GDDR5 memory
  • 1 slot required
  • 150W max power
  • 4 DisplayPort connections
  • Supports 4 displays
  • 4,096 x 2,160 maximum resolution
  • Stereo 3D connector
  • Framelock/genlock
  • Supports ATI CrossFire Pro
  • Full height, full length
  • 1 x 6-pin supplemental power required

Price: £599.64 inc VAT

AMD FirePro W9000 Specifications:

  • 2,048 Stream Processors
  • 6GB GDDR5 memory
  • 2 slots required
  • 274W max power
  • 6 Mini DisplayPort connections
  • Supports 6 displays
  • 4,096 x 2,160 maximum resolution
  • Stereo 3D connector
  • Framelock/genlock
  • Supports ATI CrossFire Pro
  • Full height, full length
  • 1 x 6-pin plus 1 x 8-pin supplemental power required

Price: £2,765.28 inc VAT

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