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AMD FirePro W7000 graphics card with four DisplayPort outputs and a 6-pin power connector

AMD

AMD FirePro W7000 4GB GDDR5 graphics card CHF4P

SKU CH-R07V-Z6PQ7

Professional workstation GPU with 4 GB GDDR5, PCIe 3.0, four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs and AMD Eyefinity multi-display support

  • InterfacePCIe® 3.0 compliant
  • Chipset ManufacturerAMD
  • PixelPipelinesFull 30-bit Display Pipeline
  • Memory Size4GB
  • Memory Interface256-Bit
  • Memory TypeGDDR5
  • Drives four 4K displays from one card via four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs
  • Delivers 4 GB GDDR5 on a 256-bit bus for high-throughput professional workloads
  • Cuts idle power with ZeroCore and tunes load power through PowerTune technology
  • Keeps multiple GPUs in sync across systems with FrameLock and GenLock support
  • Accelerates geometry processing two-fold per clock cycle with Geometry Boost engine

Professional workstation GPU for multi-display

The AMD FirePro W7000 is built for professionals who need reliable graphics performance across multiple monitors. It delivers 4GB of GDDR5 memory on a 256-bit interface and connects through a PCIe 3.0 slot. Four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs drive up to four displays at 4096 x 2160 resolution.

Thermals and power in typical operation

AMD PowerTune technology adjusts GPU power usage dynamically during workloads. AMD ZeroCore Power reduces consumption significantly when the system sits idle. The card requires a single 6-pin auxiliary power connector alongside the PCIe slot supply.

Bundled adapters and software capabilities

Two DisplayPort to single-link DVI adapters are included for legacy monitor support. AMD Eyefinity technology spans a single large workspace across all connected screens. Framelock and Genlock provide precise synchronisation for multi-GPU or broadcast setups. The Video Codec Engine handles hardware video encoding and decoding. Geometry Boost doubles primitive and vertex processing rates per clock cycle.

Highlights

  • Drives four 4K displays from one card via four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs
  • Delivers 4 GB GDDR5 on a 256-bit bus for high-throughput professional workloads
  • Cuts idle power with ZeroCore and tunes load power through PowerTune technology
  • Keeps multiple GPUs in sync across systems with FrameLock and GenLock support
  • Accelerates geometry processing two-fold per clock cycle with Geometry Boost engine

Specifications

BrandAMD
ModelFirePro W7000
InterfacePCIe® 3.0 compliant
Chipset ManufacturerAMD
PixelPipelinesFull 30-bit Display Pipeline
Memory Size4GB
Memory Interface256-Bit
Memory TypeGDDR5
DirectXDirectX® 11.1
OpenGLOpenGL® 4.2
DisplayPort4 x DisplayPort 1.2
DVITwo DisplayPort to single-link DVI
Other Ports4 x DisplayPort
Max Resolution4096 x 2160
Operating Systems SupportedMicrosoft® Windows 8, Windows® 7,
Windows® XP, Windows® Vista or Linux®,
32- or 64-bit
System RequirementsOne available PCIe® x16 slot
Power supply and one AUX power
connector (6-pin)
Microsoft® Windows 8, Windows® 7,
Windows® XP, Windows® Vista or Linux®,
32- or 64-bit
2GB system memory
Internet connection for driver installation
Power Connector6-Pin
Dual-Link DVI SupportedYes

Questions about this item

How do I install the FirePro W7000 into a PCIe 3.0 x16 slot and connect its 6-pin AUX power without missing the extra cable?

Insert the card firmly into a free PCIe 3.0 x16 slot, secure the bracket screw, then plug a 6-pin connector from the power supply into the card's AUX socket; the system will not boot if this cable is omitted.

What maintenance will the FirePro W7000 need after extended use?

Clean dust from the heatsink and fan every few months with compressed air; the 4 GB GDDR5 memory and GPU have no user-serviceable parts and require no thermal-paste replacement unless you disassemble the cooler.

At what point does the 256-bit memory interface become the bottleneck during sustained 4096 x 2160 workloads?

When the 4 GB GDDR5 frame buffer fills and the 256-bit bus cannot feed the GPU fast enough, frame rates drop and compute tasks stall; this limit appears before the GPU core reaches its thermal ceiling.

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