AMD launches Radeon Pro W5700, the first 7nm GPU for workstations

In addition to launching the new Athlon 3000G - unlockable overclocking CPU in the budget segment, AMD has just released the first 7nm GPU for its workstation called Radeon Pro W5700 with many features. Very noticeable feature.

This is the first professional graphics card that marks the appearance of the Radeon Pro W5000 series and is based on the latest RDNA architecture of the US chip manufacturer, promising to bring higher performance. up to 25% per beat compared to previous GCN architecture.

Not only that, Radeon Pro W5700 also promises to provide up to 41% more processing performance per watt than the Gade-based Radeon Pro WX 8200, and is said to save up to 18% more power. compared to rival Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000 GPU. In addition, AMD is proud to announce its product will have better multitasking capabilities when the CPU is being loaded, promising up to 5.6 times the processing performance of an Nvidia card in the equivalent segment. (in Specviewperf 13's measurements) - very impressive numbers.

AMD says the Radeon Pro W5700 is currently the world's first workstation GPU to support the PCIe 4.0 standard, and it also comes with advanced GDDR6 8GB memory. And yet, this is also the first workstation GPU to be equipped with a USB Type-C input signal port, providing support for a larger number of screens than other products.

With the above equipment, we can say that the Redeon Pro W5700 is the ideal choice for tasks related to 3D design, architecture, visualization processing, real-time modeling and VR.

Here is a quick summary of the specifications of the Radeon Pro W5700:

The AMD Radeon Pro W5700 has been sold in North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific, with prices starting at $ 799.