Today AMD introduced the first comercially available 3d graphics card with DisplayPort support.

The ATI FireGL V7700 professional graphics accelerator delivers fast rendering speed, 3D performance and color fidelity for Computer Aided Design, Digital Content Creation and Medical Imaging professionals (Great for X-Rays).

“Imaging and 3D professionals require innovative, high-performance solutions and are increasingly turning to AMD to meet their real-world needs. The ATI FireG family of workstation graphics accelerators is designed to deliver visible advantages and performance leadership at every price point, from entry level to ultra-high end,” said Janet Matsuda, senior director of Professional Graphics at AMD. “This accelerator with DisplayPort support is the latest example of AMD’s leadership in delivering new graphics technologies ahead of the competition.”

The ATI FireGL V7700 supports emerging technologies while being optimized to work with today’s existing technologies.The unified driver, which supports all ATI FireGL workstation products, helps reduce the total cost of ownership by simplifying installation, deployment and maintenance.

Additional noteworthy features include:
512MB of memory: Enabling effortless real-time interaction with large datasets and complex models and scenes.
Dual Link DVI Output: The combination of DisplayPort output and a Dual Link enabled DVI output, generates a multi-monitor desktop over 5000 pixels wide from a single accelerator. With native multi-card support, users can see more and do more using four displays driven by two ATI FireGL products in the same workstation.
Application Certification: The ATI FireGL workstation graphics accelerators are thoroughly tested and certified with major CAD and DCC applications, helping ensure reliability and stability.

AutoDetect: Based on a new generation GPU with 320 unified shader units, the ATI FireGL V7700 maximizes throughput by automatically directing graphics horsepower where it’s needed most. Intelligent management of computational resources enables enhanced utilization of the GPU delivering real-time rendering of complex models and scenes while increasing frame rates.

The ATI FireGL V7700 is expected to begin shipping in April 2008 and will be available from system integrators and AMD channel partners. The suggested retail price is $1,099 USD.

For more information visit http://ati.amd.com/products/firegl.html.

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