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by Anand-Lal-Shimpi (Jun, 2013)Ray tracing has become a stronghold for GPUs in recent years as ray tracing maps well to GPU pipelines, allowing artists to render scenes much more quickly than with CPUs alone.
by Ryan-Shrout (Mar, 2016)radiator is handling cooling for a pair of high-end GPUs.
Benchmarks Real world tests of the Radeon Pro 580
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In The News From around the web
| 6 Sep |
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For instance, the Blender Foundation is interviewing potential hires based on a potential deal with the CPU and graphics vendor.
The open-source, third-party renderer is currently available for 3D Studio Max, in beta for Maya, Rhinoceros, and Solidworks, and coming soon for Blender.
| 27 Jul |
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On the prototype Radeon Pro SSG the M.2 slots are actually able to be seen as drives by the system and OS so it is essentially acting as if there was a PCI-E adapter card in a slot on the motherboard holding those drives but that may not be the case should this product actually hit the market.
Several commentors mentioned using a PCI-E based SSD in a second slot on the motherboard accessed much like GPUs in CrossFire communicate now (DMA over the PCI-E bus) which is an interesting idea that I had not considered.
| 26 Jul |
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Alongside the launch of new Radeon Pro WX (workstation) series graphics cards, AMD teased an interesting new Radeon Pro product: the Radeon Pro SSG.
With the Radeon Pro SSG, this idea is not fully realized (it is more of a sidestep), but it will move performance further.
| 25 Jul |
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Radeon Pro WX 4100 GPU provides great performance in a half-height design, finally bringing mid-range application performance demanded by CAD professionals to small form factor (SFF) workstations.
Radeon Pro WX 5100 GPU is the ideal solution for product development, powered by the impending game-engine revolution in design visualization.
Specifications Full list of technical specs
gpu
| GPU brand | AMD |
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| GPU name | Polaris 20 |
| Clock speed | 1,257 MHz |
| Turbo clock speed | 1,340 MHz |
| Is dual GPU | No |
| Reference card | None |
raw performance
| Shading units | 2,304 |
|---|---|
| Texture mapping units | 144 |
| Render output processors | 32 |
| Compute units | 36 |
| Pixel rate | 42.9 GPixel/s |
| Texture rate | 193 GTexel/s |
| Floating-point performance | 6,175 GFLOPS |
memory
| Memory clock speed | 2,000 MHz |
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| Effective memory clock speed | 8,000 MHz |
| Memory bus | 256 bit |
| Memory | 8,192 MB |
| Memory type | GDDR5 |
| Memory bandwidth | 256 GB/s |
noise and power
| TDP | 150W |
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 | AMD Radeon RX 580
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 | AMD Radeon Pro 560
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