AMD Graphics Cards

The AMD portfolio comprises Radeon RX 6000 / 7000 gaming, media creation, and content development, and Instinct MI series GPUs, which are HPC and AI-focused. These GPUs are based on the RDNA3 and CDNA3 technology, which provide powerful performance and have more than 60 TFLOPS FP16 computing power, Infinity Cache, and 5.0 PCIe bandwidth to support graphics rendering, data throughput, and compute tasks within different workloads.

AMD professional GPUs come with 8GB to 48GB of fast GDDR6/GDDR6X memory with 960 GB/s of memory bandwidth. ECC support is available on many models to ensure a high level of accuracy of the data used in the professional environment. These GPUs have speeds of up to 22.5 Gbps with a 384-bit bus width, which allows for eliminating bottlenecks, real-time ray tracing, AI model training, and continual large-scale rendering processes

AMD graphics cards are air-cooled, come with dual, triple, or with triple fans or liquid cooling to keep temperatures down during peak loads, frequently to less than 75 °C. Their power consumption of 150W to 350W and smart features such as Zero RPM fan mode, SmartShift Max technology make such GPUs powerful and efficient in the use of power. They have PCIe 4.0/5.0 x16, HDMI 2.1, and DisplayPort 2.1 connections, allowing multi-monitor set-ups and 8K displays.

AMD GPUs are compatible with SR-IOV virtualization, card partitioning, and ROCm software stacks in the deployment of AI and HPC. Applications such as Vulkan 1.3, DirectX 12 Ultimate, and OpenCL 3.0 allow them to support cloud workloads, renderers, simulations, and advanced workloads. The Radeon Pro and Instinct MI GPUs have hardware-based ray tracing and AI acceleration that enhance the efficiency and quality of visual outputs in professional settings.