AMD FirePro S10000 Server Graphics Card





AMD today launched the AMD FirePro S10000, the industry's most powerful server graphics card, designed for high-performance computing (HPC) workloads and graphics intensive applications. The AMD FirePro S10000 is the first professional-grade card to exceed one teraFLOPS (TFLOPS) of double-precision floating-point performance, helping to ensure optimal efficiency for HPC calculations. It is also the first ultra high-end card that brings an unprecedented 5.91 TFLOPS of peak single-precision and 1.48 TFLOPS of double-precision floating-point calculations. This performance ensures the fastest possible data processing speeds for professionals working with large amounts of information. In addition to HPC, the FirePro S10000 is also ideal for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and workstation graphics deployments.
"The demands placed on servers by compute and graphics-intensive workloads continues to grow exponentially as professionals work with larger data sets to design and engineer new products and services," said David Cummings, senior director and general manager, Professional Graphics, AMD. "The AMD FirePro S10000, equipped with our Graphics Core Next Architecture, enables server graphics to play a dual role in providing both compute and graphics horsepower simultaneously. This is executed without compromising performance for users while helping reduce the total cost of ownership for IT managers."
Equipped with AMD next-generation Graphics Core Next Architecture, the FirePro S10000 brings high performance computing and visualization to a variety of disciplines such as finance, oil exploration, aeronautics, automotive design and engineering, geophysics, life sciences, medicine and defense. With dual GPUs at work, professionals can experience high throughput, low latency transfers allowing for quick compute of complex calculations requiring high accuracy.
Responding to IT Manager Needs
With two powerful GPUs in one dual-slot card, the FirePro S10000 enables high GPU density in the data center for VDI and helps increase overall processing performance. This makes it ideal for IT managers considering GPUs to sustain compute and facilitate graphics intensive workloads. Two on-board GPUs can help IT managers reap significant cost savings, replacing the need to purchase two single ultra-high-end graphics cards, and can help reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) due to lower power and cooling expenses.
Key Features of AMD FirePro S10000 Server Graphics
? Compute Performance: The AMD FirePro S10000 is the most powerful dual-GPU server graphics card ever created, delivering up to 1.3 times the single precision and up to 7.8 times peak double-precision floating-point performance of the competition's comparable dual-GPU product. It also boasts an unprecedented 1.48 TFLOPS of peak double-precision floating-point performance;
? Increased Performance-Per-Watt: The AMD FirePro S10000 delivers the highest peak double-precision performance-per-watt -- 3.94 gigaFLOPS -- up to 4.7 times more than the competition's comparable dual-GPU product;
? High Memory Bandwidth: Equipped with a 6GB GDDR5 frame buffer and a 384-bit interface, the AMD FirePro S10000 delivers up to 1.5 times the memory bandwidth of the comparable competing dual-GPU solution;
? DirectGMA Support: This feature removes CPU bandwidth and latency bottlenecks, optimizing communication between both GPUs. This also enables P2P data transfers between devices on the bus and the GPU, completely bypassing any need to traverse the host's main memory, utilize the CPU, or incur additional redundant transfers over PCI Express, resulting in high throughput low-latency transfers which allow for quick compute of complex calculations requiring high accuracy;
? OpenCL Support: OpenCL has become the compute programming language of choice among developers looking to take full advantage of the combined parallel processing capabilities of the FirePro S10000. This has accelerated computer-aided design (CAD), computer-aided engineering (CAE), and media and entertainment (M&E) software, changing the way professionals work thanks to performance and functionality improvements.
Please visit AMD at SC12, booth #2019, to see the AMD FirePro S10000 power the latest in graphics technology.
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Maha Guru
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Too bad that "But will it run Crysis?" phrase lost its value.
It should be a great workstation/rendering card anyway.
Ancient Guru
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For a second I thought it said $10000.
So just to confirm, both nVidia and AMD still cripple wireframe performance intentionally in standard cards?
Ancient Guru
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This is basically a 7990 isn't it?
Maha Guru
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god one amd
Master Guru
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those are some crazy numbers. can't wait to see what nvidia brings with the new tesla, its been pretty quiet.
Maha Guru
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It's out...K20 and K20X. Of course, a 235W TDP for K20X doesn't mean a thing for the eventual Geforce version because it's a 24-7 'Furmark' (well: nBody) rating.
Maha Guru
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1.31 DP TFLOPS on a single GPU is insane!

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Quick question: Can these cards be used for gaming? If so, I would imagine how kick-ass these cards would be

Ancient Guru
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Think so. My mate used to use a Quadro which ran Crysis quite well. That was basically an 8800 GT under the hood IIRC.
Master Guru
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Wow, but the Quadro and Tesla costs sooooo much

Ancient Guru
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Depend what Quadro and what Firepro... thoses one are made for computing with a lot of verification of result and ECC memory. ( and you dont want get ECC who kick in when you play on a game )
Green500 have udpated their top charts. ( second is the S10000 based supercomputer King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology 3th is the Titan )
http://www.green500.org/lists/green201211
Maha Guru
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There's also the latest Top500 supercomputers list
http://www.top500.org/list/2012/11/
Ancient Guru
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There's also the latest Top500 supercomputers list
http://www.top500.org/list/2012/11/
I think it was allready posted lol or i will have add it.. Anyway Top500 and Green500 are different, one is only on pure performance, the green one is for Energy efficient HPC ( watts/power ( Ptflops )
Maha Guru
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I know
Just thought it might be relevant to add with your link.
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375W is a bit eccentric...