AMD has chosen the NAB Show is often as the launch point for its new FirePro W9100, which was announced last month.
AMD's new flagship FirePro video card is based on AMD's Hawaii GPU and bring various GCN 1.1 feature upgrades along with Hawaii's stronger overall performance and improved double precision (FP64) performance.
The W9100 is utilizing a full-fledged Hawaii GPU with all of its 2816 SPs and 64 ROPs to be active. The GPU is clocked at 930Mhz and has a board power of 275W. It also comes with 16GB of memory and will be utilizing Hawaii's full 512-bit memory bus, giving it 320GB/sec of memory bandwidth to access that RAM through.
AMD FirePro W Series Specifications |
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AMD FirePro W9100 |
AMD FirePro W9000 |
| Stream Processors |
2816 |
2048 |
| Texture Units |
176 |
128 |
| ROPs |
64 |
32 |
| Core Clock |
930MHz |
975MHz |
| Memory Clock |
5GHz GDDR5 |
5.5GHz GDDR5 |
| Memory Bus Width |
512-bit |
384-bit |
| VRAM |
16GB |
6GB |
| Double Precision |
1/2 |
1/4 |
| Transistor Count |
6.2B |
4.31B |
| TDP |
275W |
274W |
| Manufacturing Process |
TSMC 28nm |
TSMC 28nm |
| Architecture |
GCN 1.1 |
GCN 1.0 |
| Warranty |
3-Year |
3-Year |
| Price |
$3999 |
$3999 |
The W9100's double precision floating point performance is 5.24 TFLOPS of single precision performance and 2.62 TFLOPS of double precision performance.
AMD has set the MSRP on the W9100 at $3999, which is roughly $1000 below the price of the Quadro K6000
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