AMD introduces new Radeon PRO W7700 workstation class GPU going for less than USD1,000
For those looking for a professional-grade GPU but don't have a lot to spend, the new AMD Radeon PRO W7700 is here to offer some of the best price-performance ratios in the market dedicated to CAD, AI, and content creation fields. Made with AMD RDNA 3 architecture, this new card will be the savior of many rising or pra
For those looking for a professional-grade GPU but don't have a lot to spend, the new AMD Radeon PRO W7700 is here to offer some of the best price-performance ratios in the market dedicated to CAD, AI, and content creation fields.
Made with AMD RDNA 3 architecture, this new card will be the savior of many rising or practicing engineerings and data scientists alike thanks to the improved performance in SOLIDWORKS, Creo, and CATIA at 52%/24%/37% while hardware-based AI accelerators further improve the responsiveness and process speed of smart features in DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere, Topaz Labs Video AI, and more.
It also has the AV1 encode/decode module alongside AI-enhanced video encoding capabilities. All of these are just under USD1,000.
Model
AMD Radeon PRO W7700
Compute Unit & Ray Accelerators
48
AI Accelerators
96
TFLOPS (Peak Single Precision)
28 (FP32)
GDDR6 Memory (with ECC)
16GB
Memory Bus
256-bit
Display Output
4 x UHBR 13.5 DisplayPort 2.1
Total Board Power
190W
Availability
One can obtain the new AMD Radeon PRO W7700 Workstation GPU at its standalone package or as part of a complete build offered by OEMs and SIs right now.
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