AMD unveiled its first dual-GPU is based on the highestend GPU the Fiji. Radeon Pro Clearly a $ 1500 value and VR With a specific focus on developing a niche for the card - AMD to buy more than one course is designed on the market. The first and often only Fiji derived HPC GPU company will launch to space - today the company announced its FirePro S9300 X2.
S3200 X2 consumer roots are visible in their specifications. Each GPU 8GB RAM buffers in a market where low-end and top-end card is considered as much as 32GB of RAM can pack is limited to 4GB of memory.
Unlike Hawaii-based S9170, S9300 X2 ECC memory and double-precision floating point performance of FP32 1/16 (0.8 TFLOPS) is limited to the lack of support. S9170, In contrast, double precision performance provides 2.6TFLOPS.
S9300 X2 single-precision floating point performance is the primary strength. 13.9TFLOPS, it is the most powerful single-precision card AMD has ever released and theoretically stable in current NVIDIA hardware is faster as well.
Passive cooling and a 300W power envelope S9300 X2, which means that the clock speed of what we usually see in a card of this type are designed for significantly less than that. AMD has revealed not expect Radeon Pro Duo on the clock speed, but GPUs demoed at GDC was three to eight-pin PCI Express power connectors.
Companies typically their GPUs overprovision to ensure they can handle fast transient spikes; Radeon Pro Duo clearly is designed to pull more than 300W.
Then again, this is what we saw with the Radeon nano matches. Fiji's power consumption increases the clock speed as fast rises; GPU at 850MHz while keeping a relatively low ensures that he is expected to be within the power envelope can fit.
S9300 X2 also within the scope of the HPC space is a niche product, but it's still up to the plate to see AMD is moving good. More than one reason Nvidia, AMD has enjoyed healthy margins between 75-85% of the professional GPU market persisted (percent quarter on quarter to some extent shift), and almost all of HPC space.
Top 500 systems that use some type of co-processor, 66 use a NVIDIA GPU, 29 Xeon Phi rely on, and use just three AMD Radeon.
Company initiatives to Boltzmann least some ability to run the AMD GPU CUDA code, thanked, AMD has been using it ever since, only strong argument could be earning.
Historically AMD high-end workstation and professional GPUs are cheaper than Nvidia (and yes, $ 6,000 cheaper in the market). These changes produce fruit in quarters to come, so we'll see.
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