Thursday, April 13th 2023

AMD Makes Radeon Pro W7900 & W7800 Workstation GPUs Official

AMD unveils the most powerful AMD Radeon Pro graphics cards, Offering unique features and leadership performance to tackle heavy to Extreme Professional Workloads - AMD today announced the AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics, its most-powerful workstation graphics cards to date. The AMD Radeon PRO W7900 and AMD Radeon PRO W7800 graphics cards are built on groundbreaking AMD RDNA 3 architecture, delivering significantly higher performance than the previous generation and exceptional performance-per-dollar compared to the competitive offering. The new graphics cards are designed for professionals to create and work with high-polygon count models seamlessly, deliver incredible image fidelity and color accuracy, and run graphics and compute-based applications concurrently without disruption to workflows.

AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics cards feature the world's first workstation GPU architecture based on AMD's advanced chiplet design, providing real-world multi-tasking performance and incredible power efficiency. The new graphics cards are also the first professional workstation GPUs to offer the new AMD Radiance Display Engine featuring DisplayPort 2.1 that delivers a superior visual experience, higher resolutions and more available colors than ever before.
The AMD Radeon PRO W7900 graphics card, designed for extreme workloads, features 61 TFLOPS (FP32) peak single precision performance, offering 1.5X higher geomean performance on the SPECviewperf 2020 benchmark. It also includes 48 GB of GDDR6 memory, which is 1.5X larger memory capacity than the 32 GB available on the previous-generation graphics card. Created for heavy workloads, the AMD Radeon PRO W7800 graphics card features 45 TFLOPS (FP32) peak single precision performance and 32 GB of GDDR6 memory.

"The new AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series are the most powerful graphics cards AMD has built to date, providing professionals, creators and artists with exceptional performance and value to drive the most demanding professional design and creative applications," said Scott Herkelman, senior vice president and general manager, Graphics Business Unit at AMD. "The AMD Radeon PRO W7900 and W7800 Series graphics cards are built to deliver incredible performance and reliability in professional applications, while providing color-critical accuracy and an incredible visual experience. The AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics cards give professionals the ability to tackle larger projects, render faster and create more complex models loaded with more pixels, more polygons, and more textures."


AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series workstation graphics cards are designed to help professionals meet high-pressure deadlines under increasingly tight budgets while delivering world-class results. Key features include:

AMD RDNA 3 Architecture - New compute units share resources between rendering, AI, and ray tracing to make the most effective use of each transistor, offering approximately 50% more ray tracing performance per compute unit than the previous generation. AMD RDNA 3 architecture also features optimizations for AEC, D&M, and M&E workflows for rendering, video editing, and multitasking.

Advanced Chiplet Design - The world's first workstation GPUs with a chiplet design provide higher performance and greater efficiency than the previous generation. It includes the new 5 nm Graphics Compute Die (GCD) that provides the core GPU functionality. It also includes six new 6 nm Memory Cache Die (MCD), each with second-generation AMD Infinity Cache technology.

Dedicated AI Acceleration and Second-Generation ray tracing - New AI instructions and increased AI throughput deliver over 2X more performance than the previous AMD RDNA 2 architecture, while second-generation ray tracing technology delivers significantly higher performance than the previous generation.

Up To 48 GDDR6 Memory - Allows professionals and creators to work with the largest 3D models and environments, edit and layer complex timelines using the latest digital cinema cameras formats and render photorealistic, raytraced images with unparalleled quality. Professional applications that can take advantage of the larger framebuffer include Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects, Autodesk 3ds Max & Maya, Blender, Boris FX Sapphire, Dassault Systèmes SOLIDWORKS Visualize, DaVinci Resolve, Lumion, Maxon Redshift, and many more.

AMD Radiance Display Engine with DisplayPort 2.1 - Supports the highest resolutions and over 68 billion colors, and offers support for higher refresh rate displays compared to AMD RDNA 2 architecture and current competitive offerings. Display outputs support next-generation displays and multi-monitor configuration options, creating an ultra-immersive visual environment.
AV1 Encode/Decode - Dual encode/decode media engines unlock new multi-media experiences with full AV1 encode/decode support designed for high resolutions, wide color gamut, and high-dynamic range enhancements.

Exceptional Workstation Performance - The AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics cards compliment the AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO processors by providing the horsepower necessary to handle demanding creative, production and visualization workloads quickly and efficiently. AMD Radeon PRO Series workstation graphics and Ryzen Threadripper PRO processors provide exceptional performance, reliability, and stability to power mission-critical professional applications.

Optimized Driver Performance - All AMD Radeon PRO workstation graphics are supported by AMD Software: PRO Edition, which provides a modern and intuitive user interface. Radeon PRO Image Boost renders visuals higher than a display's native resolution to optimize image quality and resolution, while Radeon PRO Viewport Boost dynamically adjusts viewport resolution, boosting framerates and navigation performance in select applications.

Certified for leading professional applications - AMD continues to work with leading professional software application vendors on a comprehensive application certification program, and to ensure AMD Radeon PRO graphics cards are built for demanding 24/7 environments and tested to meet exceptional standards, delivering the ideal balance of performance and stability. The list of certified applications can be found on the AMD website - www.amd.com/Certified.
Product Specifications
Pricing and Availability
The AMD Radeon PRO W7900 features an SEP of $3,999 USD. The AMD Radeon PRO W7800 features an SEP of $2,499 USD. The AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series workstation graphics cards are expected to be available from leading etailers/retailers starting in Q2, 2023. Product availability in OEM and SI systems is expected in 2H 2023.

The AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series are the first professional graphics cards built on the advanced AMD chiplet design, and the first to offer DisplayPort 2.1, providing 3X the maximum total data rate compared to DisplayPort 1.4.

Flagship AMD Radeon PRO W7900 graphics card delivers 1.5X faster geomean performance and provides 1.5X more memory than the previous generation.

The AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series workstation graphics cards will be on display from April 16 to 19 in booth #N2158 (North Hall) at The NAB Show 2023, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Learn more about AMD Radeon PRO W7000 Series graphics cards here.
Sources: AMD YouTube Channel, VideoCardz, AMD IR PR
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18 Comments on AMD Makes Radeon Pro W7900 & W7800 Workstation GPUs Official

#1
RadeonProVega
2,500 and 3,999 for a graphic card lmao lmao I haven't laughed this hard in years, I'm crying for real haha. That's insane. Who's going to buy a GPU at that price, what is amd thinking. No thanks. geez
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#2
Avlin
great vram but no sriov, no rdma pcie p2p
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#3
kapone32
RadeonProVega2,500 and 3,999 for a graphic card lmao lmao I haven't laughed this hard in years, I'm crying for real haha. That's insane. Who's going to buy a GPU at that price, what is amd thinking. No thanks. geez
These are not for Consumers.
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#4
RadeonProVega
kapone32These are not for Consumers.
I buy workstation GPU's for games and everything else, all i use are Workstation Cards(using a Vega56 atm), next card I'm buying is a AMD Radeon Pro VII next month. But even for non consumers, i would think the prices are a bit too high.
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#5
kapone32
RadeonProVegaI buy workstation GPU's for games and everything else, all i use are Workstation Cards(using a Vega56 atm), next card I'm buying is a AMD Radeon Pro VII next month. But even for non consumers, i would think the prices are a bit too high.
Did you read the Specs on these cards? Did you see the Price vs the A6000 cards? and the Vega 56 was a Consumer card and a damn good one too. Good luck on your Pro 7. I for one wish I had got a Vega 7 when you could.
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#6
Daven
RadeonProVega2,500 and 3,999 for a graphic card lmao lmao I haven't laughed this hard in years, I'm crying for real haha. That's insane. Who's going to buy a GPU at that price, what is amd thinking. No thanks. geez
Shh, no one tell this person how much Nvidia professional cards cost.
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#7
RadeonProVega
DavenShh, no one tell this person how much Nvidia professional cards cost.
I forgot about it , but yea i know :) Good luck to the companies or whoever is buying these cards.
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#8
trsttte
RadeonProVegaI forgot about it , but yea i know :) Good luck to the companies or whoever is buying these cards.
Being able to have the 100k/year developer working more productively makes a 6k purchase about every 2 years a rounding error
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#9
unwind-protect
Aren't professional cards supposed to use few PCIe slots? There's other stuff in those workstations.
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#10
Patriot
RadeonProVegaI buy workstation GPU's for games and everything else, all i use are Workstation Cards(using a Vega56 atm), next card I'm buying is a AMD Radeon Pro VII next month. But even for non consumers, i would think the prices are a bit too high.
Those are not workstation cards.... those are consumer cards...
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#11
kondamin
is it the 7900xtx with double ram?
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#12
Patriot
kondaminis it the 7900xtx with double ram?
Essentially yes, and and a 7800xt with double ram and ecc support on both.
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#13
Minus Infinity
RadeonProVega2,500 and 3,999 for a graphic card lmao lmao I haven't laughed this hard in years, I'm crying for real haha. That's insane. Who's going to buy a GPU at that price, what is amd thinking. No thanks. geez
Mate those drivers account for 70% of the price Validation costs a bomb you know :roll:
PatriotEssentially yes, and and a 7800xt with double ram.
Assuming you believe the leaked specs of the unreleased 7800XT as having 16GB, which I'm sure it will.
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#14
Patriot
Minus InfinityAssuming you believe the leaked specs of the unreleased 7800XT as having 16GB, which I'm sure it will.
Don't have to read leaked specs to extrapolate historical trends.
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Minus Infinity
PatriotDon't have to read leaked specs to extrapolate historical trends.
What historical trend? There is a 6800XT, so one card to base history on.
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#16
Patriot
Minus InfinityWhat historical trend? There is a 6800XT, so one card to base history on.
-.- not sure if serious... Anyhow the reason why the high end procards have double and not some other % increase is due to memory bus width. The trend dates back to the firepro cards, though some of the low end (video out) workstation cards are same ram amount and are typically priced accordingly.
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#17
Funnyelevator
The W7800 model is quite interesting. Memory bus width and CU count suggest that it's a heavily cut-down Navi 31 card, but with only 4 MCDs enabled. The W7900 & 7900XTX have 6 MCDs and the 7900 XT has 5. Maybe a way to utilise packages that have a defect MCD?
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#18
HBSound
It looks like EKWB will NOT create a professional water block for this item. Time to see if Alpha Cool has something coming forth.
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