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ATI FirePro V9800 Pro Reviews

phoronix‘s review Edit

The FirePro V9800 is based upon the same Cypress GPU as found in the V8800, but the single-precision computational performance with this new graphics card is 2.72 TeraFLOPS compared to 2.64 with the V8800. One of the only other differences between the V8800 and V9800 is the power consumption is slightly less.
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Published on:
Sep 09, 2010

Tom's Hardware‘s review Edit

The V9800 is a $3500 card, while the Quadro is available under $2000. That premium gets you a 4 GB frame buffer (which AMD says is good for massive rendering tasks), six display outputs (which works well for professionals doing their jobs across huge desktops), and frame lock/genlock support.
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Published on:
Nov 17, 2010

HotHardware‘s review Edit

Ultimately, we weren't wowed by the performance of the V9800. That's mostly due to the fact that we've already seen what the V8800 can do, and the V9800 adds features that benefit only a smaller group of users. Yes, it's a little faster than the V8800, but not by much. On the other hand, we appreciate the fact that it offers low idle power consumption, and runs basically dead silent. Of course, workstation users who utilize up to six video outputs now have the ability to use a single card in order to light up their displays, while being easy to use and simple to set up.
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Published on:
Sep 16, 2010

www.pcper.com‘s review Edit

AMD still has the edge in features but the performance edge probably leans towards NVIDIA for now. That being said, if you are in the market for a multi-display card, there is nothing even close to the FirePro V9800 and its 6 DisplayPort outputs except maybe AMD's own V8800 with four.
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Published on:
Sep 17, 2010

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