Description

• Certified applications

  AMD FirePro graphics accelerators are carefully certified by AMD and leading software vendors for use with the most widely used software applications to help ensure stable, optimized performance, outstanding productivity and unbeaten user experiences professionals demand.

• 40 nm process technology

  AMD is first to bring to market in the form of the 40 nm processor on the graphic card, It takes more performance and better energy efficiency, and deliver advanced gaming and HD multimedia technologies for the desktop gamers.

• AMD Eyefinity multi-monitor technology

  AMD Eyefinity technology maximizes your field of view across up to 6 displays, fully engaging your peripheral vision. For professionals this puts you right in the software and for other applications it helps to increase productivity by maximizing your visual workspace so that you can see more windows simultaneously. AMD Eyefinity technology is also ideal for multimedia applications as it allows you to keep several "palettes" or "panels" open over larger workspace whist you edit your images or videos.

• Full 30-bit display pipeline

  With a full 30-bit display pipeline producing more than one billion colors (10-bit per RGB component). The AMD FirePro is ideally suited for applications that benefit from accurate color reproduction and superior visual quality.

• AutoDetect technology

  AMD FirePro products incorporate a unique AutoDetect technology. As users open the 3D applications, or move between them, optimized AMD FirePro graphics driver settings are automatically configured for maximum performance, no matter what the user's workflow demands.

• Low power consumption

  AMD devotes products into the energy saving for the products to provide the customers with more energy-efficient products through product design, protecting the Earth together. Using AMD FirePro workstation graphic card to establish your multi-monitor systems and low-cost electricity idea.

• Low profile design

  Enables flexible installation in a variety of computing systems, from small form factors to full-height systems.

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