Introducing the AMD Radeon Pro WX 3200
AMD announced the Radeon Pro WX 3200 graphics card, a cost-effective workstation solution that provides the ideal balance of performance and stability, while staying within increasingly tight project budgets and meeting the stringent space limitations of CAD engineers and designers’ work environments.
The Radeon Pro WX 3200 is certified by AutoDesk, Dassault, Siemens NX and Solid Edge, Creo and many other leading applications. The Radeon Pro WX 3200 also provides key features to address a variety of factors, from display outputs to power consumption and more.
The card has a Polaris 12 chip, so it does not use the newer Vega or Navi architecture. Compared to the WX 3100, the fp32 computing power has increased from 1.25 Tflops to 1.66 Tflops. with stream processors to 640 units. The gddr5 memory with a 128-bit bus has a capacity of 4 GB, but this workstation card does not have ECC, like certain other cards in this market. The card does have four mini display port 1.4 connectors, compared to the three connections of the WX 3100.
To help ensure the AMD Radeon™ Pro WX 3200 graphics card performs optimally with the most popular professional design applications, it has been ISV-certified with ACCA® Software, Altair solidThinking Inspire, ANSYS®,Autodesk® Inventor®, Autodesk® Revit®, Autodesk® VRED Professional, Bentley Systems MicroStation, Beta CAE Systems, CGTech VERICUT, CNC Software Mastercam, COMSOL Multiphysics, Dassault Systemes® Abaqus, Graphisoft ArchiCAD®, Hexagon Apex Iberian Lynx, Hexagon Marc/Mentat, Hexagon Patran®, Siemens PLM Software Solid Edge®, and more.
When designing the new professional graphics card, AMD addressed a variety of factors including performance, memory, size, display outputs, power consumption and ongoing driver support. Key features include:
- 1.66 TFLOPS peak performance – With 1.66 TFLOPS peak single precision compute performance, the Radeon™ Pro WX 3200 delivers up to 33 percent faster performance in a low-profile workstation graphics card compared to the previous generation Radeon™ Pro WX 3100 graphics card.
- 4GB high-speed GDDR5 memory / 128-bit memory interface – With 4GB of GPU memory, the Radeon™ Pro WX 3200 card can handle large 2D and 3D models and workflows with ease.
- 10 compute units – Each compute unit contains 64 stream processors, for a total of 640 stream processors available that deliver a number of application benefits, including fast redraw and high quality images.
- Single slot, low-profile card – Compact form factor and efficient design fit into nearly all desktop workstations, ranging from small form factors to full-size towers.
- 4x Mini-DisplayPort™ 1.4 – The graphics card can drive up to four 4K displays or a single 8K UHD display to provide designers with an immersive ultra-high-resolution experience to view their work.
- Energy efficient design – Unique power monitoring and management technologies cap power consumption at 50 watts max. AMD PowerTune technology dynamically optimizes GPU power usage and AMD ZeroCore Power technology significantly reduces power consumption at idle.
- Enhanced driver support – AMD Radeon™ Pro Software for Enterprise supports the family of AMD Radeon™ Pro graphics products with performance enhancements, stability fixes and new or updated features on a quarterly release schedule.
Priced at USD $199 SEP, the high-performance, low-profile AMD Radeon™ Pro WX 3200 was created specifically to meet the requirements of today’s CAD professionals. It delivers a balanced set of features, performance, efficiency and value, and was designed specifically for compact-sized workstations desired by small and medium sized businesses.
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The price looks interesting. It could use some HDMI ports though. Believe it or not, all the Architecture firms and contractors in my area use 4k Tvs for displays. They are much cheaper than monitors of equivalent size and very handy for looking at large plans. Most new Tvs also have full RGB or 4:4:4 color so they actually work really well for the application. I've yet to see a TV with a display port though. Oh well.
I actually started using a Tv for my main display. 49" LG IPS 4k with the quantum dots. It's got HDR and can do 120hz in 1080 and 1440p. The lag isn't noticeable to me either, and that's coming from a 120hz BenQ TN display. If it had a display port or HDMI 2.1 it could do 120hz 4k. The panel is certainly capable. It seemed the best option for $600.