AMD FirePro V4800 & FirePro V7800

Published on May 17, 2010
Written by Michael Larabel
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The ATI FirePro V7800 is a very long graphics card and its heatsink and shroud cover the entire PCB, but unlike the FirePro V8800, it only occupies a single expansion slot.

The FirePro V7800 requires a single 6-pin PCI-E power connector for operation. The V7800 also boasts CrossFire connectors and Framelock/Genlock support.

The display connections on the FirePro V7800 include two DisplayPort and one DVI connector.

There are eight memory ICs on the back of the FirePro V7800, Samsung also makes them, and have the same part number as the V4800: K4G10325FE-HC05.

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