AMD announced the launch of its new AMD Radeon Pro Duo graphics card, which focuses on the professional sector. The new graphics card is based on two Polaris 10 silicon linked together in one PCB, coupled with 32 GB of ultra-fast GDDR5 memory.

AMD Radeon Pro Duo announced

 

As expected, it’s 72 Compute Units add 4608 Stream Processors @ 1243 MHz with a TDP of 250W, offers a performance of 11.45 TFLOPs, allowing professionals to manage up to four 4K @ 60Hz monitors or a single monitor 8K @ 30 FPS or 8K @ 60 Hz using a dual cable configuration without forgetting to develop 4K to 360º content with virtual reality in mind.

The rest of the specifications are completed with 32 GB of GDDR5 @ 7.00 GHz memory (16 GB per GPU) which together with a memory interface of 512 bits gives us a bandwidth of 448 GB / s. The graphics card requires two 8 + 6-pin PCI-Express connectors for power, offers four video outputs in the form of three DisplayPort 1.3 along with an HDMI 2.0, and will go on sale at the end of May at a recommended price Of $ 999.

AMD Radeon Pro Duo (Polaris) Specifications
GPU ARCHITECTURE GCN 4th Generation
STREAM PROCESSORS 2304 x2
PEAK PERFORMANCE 11.45 TFLOPS
PEAK TRIANGLES 9.94 BT/s
PEAK ENGINE CLOCK 1243 MHz
MEMORY TYPE 32 GB GDDR5 (16GB per GPU)
MEMORY INTERFACE 256 bit x2
MEMORY DATA RATE/ BANDWIDTH 7 Gbps / 448 GB/s
TYPICAL BOARD POWER <250 W
AMD FREESYNC Yes
AMD CROSSFIRE PRO Yes
DISPLAY OUTPUT CONNECTORS 3x DP, 1x HDMI
DISPLAYPORT VERSION 1.4 – HBR3/HDR Ready6
5K SUPPORT @ 60 HZ 1x single-cable 5K monitor, or 2x dual-cable 5K monitors
8K SUPPORT @ 30 HZ 1x single-cable 8K monitor
8K SUPPORT @ 60 HZ 1x dual-cable 8K monitor
DISPLAY COLOR DEPTH 10-bit Support
STEREO 3D OUTPUT (3-PIN DIN) No
FRAMELOCK/GENLOCK SUPPORT No
API SUPPORT DirectX ®12, OpenGL® 4.5, OpenCL™ 2.0, Vulkan™ 1.0
OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT Windows® 7 64-bit, Windows® 10 64-bit, Linux® 64-bit
FORM FACTOR Full-Height Single Slot,12” Length

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  • xostrowx1991

    Seriously? Haven’t you guys seen enough dual GPU cards over the years to know that specs don’t stack? 512 bit memory? 448GB/s bandwidth? My ass it is! It even says in the spec sheet (unlike the article) that it’s 256 bit x 2, and no they don’t stack like i said. This is literally just two RX 480’s in crossfire, except on a single “card” instead of two separate ones (and with 16gb VRAM per card instead of 4 or 8) So the actual memory bandwidth is a lot lower. (224 GB/s)