AMD FIREPRO W4100 UPDATE

The difference between the two cards at the GPU level is that while the W5100 was a 75W card, the W4300 brings this down to just 50W. Like its older sibling, the W4300 ships with 768 stream processors enabled, clocked at 930MHz, and is paired with 4GB of GDDR5 running at 6Gbps.

Based on AMDРІР‚в„ўs Bonaire GPU, the W4300 is essentially a performance bump for this segment of AMDРІР‚в„ўs lineup, offering improved performance and better features than the Cape Verde based W4100 did in the same performance and size profile.Р”Р‡rom a technical standpoint the W4300 is essentially a smaller and lower power version of AMDРІР‚в„ўs existing W5100.

Instead, todayРІР‚в„ўs announcement is focused on updating the lower-end of the FirePro W lineup with a single new card to cover what AMD sees as product/performance gap in their lineup.Р”Р„MD FirePro W Series Specification Comparison AMD has only released one GPU in the last year, the high-end Fiji, which weРІР‚в„ўre not expecting to see released as a FirePro workstation card due to its limited 4GB of memory.

AMD FIREPRO W4100 UPDATE

To that end, today the company is announcing the latest addition to the FirePro lineup, the FirePro W4300.Р”Р„fter last yearРІР‚в„ўs more sizable refresh, todayРІР‚в„ўs announcement is a lower-key update for AMD. And with the last update of the desktop FirePro lineup taking place back in August of 2014, the company has been due for some kind of update to their lineup to close out 2015. With the slower release cadence for AMDРІР‚в„ўs FirePro professional cards, we tend to only hear from the FirePro group once or twice per year.

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