AMD FirePro V4800 & FirePro V7800

Published on May 17, 2010
Written by Michael Larabel
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With Unigine's latest test, Heaven, using the newest engine revision with its OpenGL 3.2 renderer, all of the graphics cards were certainly taxed. The FirePro V4800 only managed to average out at 19 frames per second, albeit that was nearly four times as fast as the FirePro V3800 at just 5 FPS. The FirePro V7800 came in at 48 FPS, which was positioned nicely between the V5800 at 28 FPS and the V8800 at 53 FPS.

With our first SPECViewPerf 10.0 test showing the performance of EnSight, the results were as expected from the five different FirePro graphics cards.

With Maya in SPECViewPerf 10.0 the performance of the FirePro V4800 was creeping up very closely on the FirePro V5800. Meanwhile the FirePro V7800 performed right in between the V5800 and V8800.

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