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AMD Radeon Pro W6400, W6500M, And W6300M Server Grade GPUs announced

by Adersh Unni Krishnan
January 20, 2022
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AMD Radeon Pro W6400, W6500M, And W6300M Server Grade GPUs announced

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AMD Radeon Pro W6400, W6500M, And W6300M Server Grade GPUs announced
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In terms of GPU, AMD has released two upgrades. One, with a starting price of $199, the cheap Radeon RX 6500 XT with 4GB VRAM is finally available. Second, the AMD Radeon Pro W6400, Radeon Pro W6500M, and Radeon Pro W6300M are three new server-grade GPUs unveiled by the business.

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As the name implies, the Radeon Pro W6400 is a workstation-grade GPU that excels in real-world performance rather than benchmarks. The Radeon Pro W6400 GPU, according to AMD, is three times more powerful than the Radeon Pro WX 3200 GPU.

The Radeon Pro W6500M and W6300M, meanwhile, are intended for next-generation mobile workstations. All three GPUs are based on the newest RDNA2 architecture and are manufactured using a 6nm process. They also come with a 16 MB Infinite cache, which boosts video memory bandwidth.

AMD Radeon Pro W6400 – Specification and Features

The AMD Radeon Pro W6400 GPU is a desktop GPU with 12 compute units and 768 stream processors. This graphics card can deliver graphics performance of up to 3.54 FP32 or 7.07 FP16. The GPU comes with 4GB of GDDR6 (16Gbps) video memory and 16MB of L3 cache (Infinite Cache).

The GPU employs a 64bit memory interface and has a memory bandwidth of 128 GB/s. It has twin DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC and audio capabilities on the I/O side. The GPU has a 50W TDP and a retail price of $229, which is somewhat more than the Radeon RX 6500 XT, which is also a 4GB graphics card with 12 compute units.

AMD Radeon Pro W6500M, Radeon Pro W6300M Specifications

Introducing the dependable @AMD Radeon PRO W6400 GPU. Mainstream performance. Upgraded, and always by your side.

Learn more: https://t.co/flKjdjs2Vs pic.twitter.com/MgYcMBf4a1

— AMD Radeon PRO (@RadeonPRO) January 19, 2022

With 16 compute units and 1024 stream processors, the AMD Radeon Pro W6500M is a powerful graphics card. This card is somewhat more powerful than the Radeon Pro W6400, with graphics performance of up to 5.3 FP32 or 10.61 FP16. The rest of the specifications are comparable to those of the Radeon Pro W6400, including 4GB GDDR6 (16Gbps) video memory, 16MB infinite cache, and 128GB/s memory bandwidth.

Finally, the Radeon Pro W6300M is a laptop GPU with 12 compute units and 768 stream processors, making it an entry-level workstation GPU.

However, its peak FP32 performance of 3.37 and FP16 performance of 6.75 are lower. This graphics card has a 64GB/s memory bandwidth and 2GB GDDR6 video memory (16Gbps) with an 8MB infinite cache.

Finally, the Radeon Pro W6300M is equipped with a 32-bit memory interface. Because the Radeon Pro W6500M and Radeon Pro W6300M will be found in pre-built laptops, the I/O will be determined by the OEM.

Starting in Q1 2022, the Radeon Pro W6400 will be available, while laptops with Radeon Pro W6500M and W6300M will be available by late 2022.

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