The Sunnyvale company has presented the AMD Radeon PRO V620, a graphics card aimed at the professional sector that is based on the RDNA 2 architecture, and that has a very powerful configuration, as we will find out in this article.
First of all, I want to remind you that the AMD Radeon PRO V620 is a graphics solution that is located in a different position than being AMD’s Radeon Instinct, since the first one goes aimed at professionals within the world of design, content creation, rendering and other profiles that need to have high graphic performance. By cons, the second is a line of graphic accelerators designed for servers, cloud computing, AI and scientific simulations, among other sectors.
With the AMD Radeon PRO V620 we have a very powerful solution that it will allow us to work and play without any problemas it is compatible with professional AMD drivers, and also with game controllers. This makes it an interesting solution if we want to unify work and leisure in a single GPU.
At the specification level, the AMD Radeon PRO V620 has a total of 72 compute units, which translates into a total of 4,608 shaders, 288 texturing units, 128 raster units, 72 units to accelerate ray tracing, it has a 256-bit bus, has 32 GB of 16 GHz GDDR6 memory and has 128MB infinite cache.
Its bandwidth is 512 GB / s, but thanks to the infinite cache it can reach much higher maximum peaks (about 1.6 TB / s). Those 32 GB of graphics memory make a lot of sense in a graphics card like this, although its use will depend on what we do, and the applications with which we work.
Its maximum consumption is 300 watts, it is compatible with the PCIE Gen 4 (x16) interface and offers a power of 40.55 TFLOPs in FP16 (medium precision) and 20.28 TFLOPs in FP32 (simple precision). We do not have details about the sale price, nor about its availability, two important data, especially taking into account the situation that the graphics sector is going through today, and the problem that the shortage of chips represents. .
