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Product comparison · 2 gpus

Dell 490-BCEU graphics card AMD FirePro S9050 vs Dell 490-BCHD graphics card AMD FirePro S7000

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  • 27specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 16identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

  • Graphics processor
    • FirePro S9050
    • FirePro S7000
  • Peak floating point performance (double precision)
    • 806 Gflops
    • 152 Gflops
  • Peak floating point performance (single precision)
    • 3.23 Gflops
    • 2.4 Gflops
  • Discrete graphics card memory
    • 12 GB
    • 4 GB
  • Memory bus
    • 384 bit
    • 256 bit
  • Memory bandwidth (max)
    • 264 GB/s
    • 154 GB/s
  • DirectX version
    • 11.1
    • 11
  • OpenGL version
    • 4.3
    • 4.2

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28 specifications
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Dell

490-BCEU graphics card AMD FirePro S9050

Model 490-BCEU

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Dell

490-BCHD graphics card AMD FirePro S7000

Model 490-BCHD

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Processor3 differ
Graphics processorDiffersFirePro S9050FirePro S7000
Peak floating point performance (double precision)Differs806 Gflops152 Gflops
Peak floating point performance (single precision)Differs3.23 Gflops2.4 Gflops
Memory3 differ
Discrete graphics card memoryDiffers12 GB4 GB
Memory busDiffers384 bit256 bit
Memory bandwidth (max)Differs264 GB/s154 GB/s
Performance2 differ
DirectX versionDiffers11.111
Shader model versionKnown for one5.0
OpenGL versionDiffers4.34.2
Design1 differ
Number of slotsDiffers21
Power1 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs225 W150 W
System requirements1 differ
Server operating systems supportedDiffersWindows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012

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