AMD launches FirePro W8100 Professional Graphics Card
AMD has launched the AMD FirePro W8100 professional graphics card, enabling new levels of workstation performance delivered by the company’s second-generation, industry-leading AMD Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture. The AMD FirePro W8100 is designed for the next generation of 4K CAD (Computing Aided Design) and Media and Entertainment (M&E) workflows, engineering analysis and supercomputing applications. Bolstering the AMD Professional Graphics product family with yet another productive workstation solution, the AMD FirePro W8100 features a best-in-class 8GB of GDDR5 memory, up to 4.2 TFLOPS of single precision compute performance, and unmatched double precision compute performance of up to 2.1 TFLOPS.
“Engineering Analysis is becoming increasingly relevant for high-end workstation workflows, and 4K displays drive the need for more performance in media production pipelines. By adding the AMD FirePro W8100, we’ve expanded the AMD FirePro family to enable professionals – in cooperation with our hardware and software partners – with the right workstation performance they demand for next generation 4K workflows and supercomputing applications,” said David Cummings, Senior Director & General Manager, Professional Graphics, AMD.
The AMD FirePro W8100 is the ideal professional-grade solution for CAD as well as applications dedicated to video editing, color correction, compositing, design visualization and GPU-accelerated compute tasks. The AMD FirePro W8100 allows users to be productive with up to four 4K display support and certified application performance with differentiated graphics features.
To address the increased requirements for real-time 4K productivity, the AMD FirePro Ultra Workstation was created with input from industry leaders to bring to market single- and multi-GPU configurations based on the new AMD FirePro W8100 that can match the demand of compute-intensive applications.
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