AMD - Radeon Pro Graphics Card WX3100-4GB GDDR5, PCIe 3.0, 1x DisplayPort, 2xMini-DisplayPorts

Scheda perfetta per chi lavora con grafica 3d. Fa il suo dovere anche se entry level rispetto alle sorelle maggiori. Consigliatissima se si ha un budget limitato o non ha bisogno di prestazioni estreme per lavorare su rendering pesanti o montaggio video esagerati

I liked that it was so much less expensive than the new one since I use old Haswell, yet works for my purposes [6 Apr 22]. If anything goes wrong I'll edit this. it has one full DP port and 2 mini-DP ports. My main monitor is DP output so it went to the primary DP on the WX2100. I did not receive any adapter, so I plugged the left vertical lighter duty monitor to the Intel Integrated Graphics DP output. So both work at the same time, although on startup and BIOS I'd have to tilt my head to work the BIOS. Once into Windows it Identifies the WX2100 and uses that as main monitor. (which I also got 'refurbished' for more than half off) On AutoCAD if anyone is in school you can use your academic email and get a free license to learn AutoCAD or any Autodesk program. autodesk/student

Tiene dos entradas mini display port y una display port normal. La gráfica no consume nada, ni se conecta a la fuente de alimentación, saca todo el power del pci de la placa base, con eso ya podemos ver lo poco que consume. Y como ya he comentado, va de lujo para Archicad, Revit y CAD. Eso si, no le pidas que funcione bien con lumion, para lumion una GTX y para juegos lo mismo, no es para eso. La puedes comparar con una nvidia quadro p1000, pero por 150 euros menos. Estoy muy contento con ella.

With graphic card prices sky rocketing due to mining, would a still rather highly-priced "old" professional graphics card make any sense at this point in time? Miners, this card is not for you. Please look elsewhere and inflate the prices of other cards! I would say a rather resounding "YES!" with a few caveats that this card still do make sense to some.... please read on. This old AMD Radeon Pro WX7100 is currently a direct competition to the newer Nvidia Quadro P4000. They are both single slot professional cards that are currently (mid March 2018) the fastest offered by each competing manufacturer. Two myths I have gladly debunked. 1. Professional graphic cards are not good for gaming. Nonsense! The WX7100 absolutely rocks for casual gamers for classics like Starwars Battlefield at ultra settings etc. on default professional drivers. AMD also made it easy to switch to gaming drivers easily! You do have to manage your expectations as it is not a Vega 64 or Titan X class monster. But comparing this to a GTX960 which it replaced, I am rather impressed with the decent frame rates. 2. Professional graphic cards have the same display quality as gaming cards. There is a noticable difference! This is where this card really shines. There are various customisations for the perfect display on whatever the monitor or TV screen you hook the card to. I use this with a Samsung TV with a HDMI to DP adaptor and the display quality is outstanding after tweaking. Movies played with VLC looked so much better with blacks showing more dynamic range. Text are very much easier to read too! A few things I like about the WX7100. 1. Modest power consumption. It uses just a 6-way PCie power supply plug from my HP Z620 workstation with no stress added to the PSU. 2. Single PCie slot. It is very refreshing to replace a space-hogging double slot graphics card with the WX7100 on a real-estate contrained workstation and yet, you do not compromise on performance. 3. It's about the software. AMD creates the drivers that are certified and stable for any use. I absolutely love the additional configurability not available on consumer cards that allow tweaking of the display for better suitability for any useage. There is only one thing I am irritated about the WX7100. The single cooling fan on the card spins very loud when rendering in Blender or when playing games. The noise is noticable coming from within a rather quiet workstation. I guess this is the compromise for choosing a smaller, single slot card in a fully packed chasis. On paper, the P4000 may be faster in every way and if you require CUDA for your professional needs, AMD cannot be your consideration. But for OpenGL, the WX7100 is very well equipt to satisfy. With the P4000 currently costing upwards of 50% more than the WX7100, there is yet an additional value proposition when AMD directly provides you with a free 7-year warranty on top of the original 3-year AMD warranty. If you only play games, you don't need to pay through your nose with a professional graphics card. You will be most happy with the best consumer gaming card within your budget. However, if you use Blender (or any OpenGL apps), love to watch movies with HDR, game occasionally and love a stable and reliable VR-ready display card with a 10-year warranty to boot, this may be the perfect solution for you! In the near future, I will find the opportunity to test this card out with Windows AR and other VR solutions. Now, where can I get hold of a new VR headset from Samsung (Odessey) or the new Vive Pro?....

Perfect if you don't need gaming performance. Consumes about 8-12 watts.