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ATI FirePro V8750
$1,207.27
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Supports a vast number of features, OpenGL3.0, dual-link DVI, and CrossFire Pro (requires driver support). Offers improvements over the V8700: faster memory, bigger memory bandwidth, lower power consumption, the latter in particular will have an effect on long term costs. CrossFire Pro increases performance by a significant margin, but with all workstation graphics card, it is highly dependent on the application that it is used with.
The Cons:Tremendous price premium over the V8700, it is up to the users to decide whether the difference is worth the hefty initial investment. No CrossFire Pro support for Linux (yet).
The ATI FirePro V8750 is an ultra high-end video card for 3D workstations that need a lot of power for rendering. The price increase from the V8700 is just for the new RAM, as all other specifications are identical.
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It comes with 2GB of GDDR5 memory that has seen some speed boosting with 115.2 GB/s bandwidth. As withthe V8700, the ATI FirePro V8700 is running 800 Unified Shader Engines and has multiple monitor support through DisplayPort or DVI-I outputs.
Features
- PCI Express 2.0 x16 bus
- 2GB GDDR5 memory with 115.2 GB/s bandwidth
- 800 Stream Processing Units
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) rendering with 8-bit, 10-bit & 16-bit per RGB color component support
- Multi-sample and 24x Custom Filter Anti-Aliasing
- Microsoft DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 3.0 support
- Certification for many CAD and DCC applications pending
- 18-, 24-, and 30-bit displays at 2560x1600
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Pros & Cons
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Supports a vast number of features, OpenGL3.0, dual-link DVI, and CrossFire Pro (requires driver support)
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Offers improvements over the V8700: faster memory, bigger memory bandwidth, lower power consumption, the latter in particular will have an effect on long term costs
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CrossFire Pro increases performance by a significant margin, but with all workstation graphics card, it is highly dependent on the application that it is used with
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Quiet fans that keeps this workhorse cool
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Strong performance in professional application benchmarks, note that this is by no means a card aimed at gamers, the high price comes with assurances that it will be fully compatible with CAD apps
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Tremendous price premium over the V8700, it is up to the users to decide whether the difference is worth the hefty initial investment
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No CrossFire Pro support for Linux (yet)
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