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AMD today announced that the new Dell Precision 3510, 7510, and 7710 mobile workstations are powered by AMD FirePro mobile GPUs.

Mobile workstation users will benefit from the AMD FirePro W7170M GPU in the Dell Precision 7710 mobile workstation matched with almost 3 TFLOPS of single-precision GPU compute power for GPU-accelerated applications and workflows.

For engineering and design pros, Dell Precision mobile workstations with AMD FirePro W7170M, AMD FirePro W5170M, and AMD FirePro W5130M professional graphics offer a powerful platform for Computer-Aided Design, Computer-Aided Manufacturing, and Computer-Aided Engineering software.

	FIREPRO W7170M	FIREPRO W5170M	FIREPRO W5130M
Engine Clock	723 MHz	Up to 925 MHz	Up to 925 MHz
Memory	4 GB GDDR5	Up to 2GB GDDR5	Up to 2GB GDDR5
Memory Clock	1250 MHz	1.125 GHz	1 GHz
Memory Bandwidth	160 GB/s	Up to 72 GB/s	Up to 64 GB/s
Peak Single Precision Compute Throughput	2960 GFLOPS	Up to 1180 GFLOPS	Up to 950 GFLOPS
Peak Double Precision Compute Throughput	185 GFLOPS	Up to 73.8 GFLOPS	Up to 59.4 GFLOPS
Memory Interface	256-bit	128-bit	128-bit
Bus Interface	PCI Express 3.0 x16
GPU	Tonga	Cape Verde
FP64	1/16
Architecture	GCN 1.2	GCN 1.0
Graphics	DirectX 12
AMD Technologies	AMD Eyefinity multidisplay technology AMD Enduro technology AMD App Acceleration AMD Power Management technologies AMD HD3D technology
Available Systems
Dell	Precision 7710	Precision 7510 Precision 7710	Precision 3510

The FirePro Mobile W7170M is based on a fully shader enabled Tonga GPU, meaning all 2048 shaders ship enabled. The GPu is paired with 4GB of GDDR5 on a 256-bit memory bus, clocked at 5GHz, giving the part 160GB/sec of memory bandwidth. From a performance perspective the W7170M should deliver just shy of 3 TLFOPS of performance (2.96 TFLOPS).

The M5170M is based on a fully enabled version of AMD?s venerable Cape Verde GPU, packing 640 enabled stream processors. OEMs can ship the chip with GPU and memory clockspeeds reaching as high as 925MHz and 4.5GHz respectively. In a maximum clockspeed configuration performance should top out at 1.18 TFLOPSs.

The W5130M and W5170M are again based on the Cape Verde but this time some stream processors are disabled, bringing it down to 512. Otherwise the GPU clockspeed remains at up to 925MHz, while the maximum memory clockspeed is now 4GHz.

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