#Firepro 5800 vs p2000 install#

Should I try to install them on my two slaves? Or, sell them and use the money to buy another GTX 980 Ti to stick in my new computer (#1, below) and do away with my old farm computers? They are of no use in their current state for GPU rendering, and minimally useful for CPU rendering. ATI FirePro V5800 graphics card (also called GPU) comes in 471 in the performance rating. I was just given 3 brand new AMD FirePro V7900 cards. The CPUs are too slow (compared to my new computer), so the rendering is practically finished before they even begin to contribute, if they contribute at all. Lists the ATI FirePro V5800: 1 ATI Stream SDK v2.3: OpenCL 1.1 conformance logs submitted for the AMD E-Series APU (WindowsВ®, AMD C-Series APU (WindowsВ®, AMD Radeon HD 5800 Series GPUs, ATI Radeon HD 5700 Series GPUs, ATI Radeon HD 5600 Series GPUs, ATI Radeon HD.

#Firepro 5800 vs p2000 drivers#

FirePro V8750 comes with customized drivers to accelerate 3D modeling applications (Autocad, 3D Studio, etc.). This card is based on the same GPU than Radeon HD 4850 or HD 4870. The FirePro V4800 takes seventh, and the V3800 brings up the rear at number eight. NvidiaвЂ™s Quadro FX 5800 moves up the ladder to the number four spot, with the FirePro V5800 and the Quadro FX 3800 roughly tying for fifth place. Apple or Linux computers are NOT supported. OpenCL compliant driver and SDK release scheduled in 2010. ATI FirePro V8750 is AMDвЂ™s new high end professional graphics card and is the successor of ATI FirePro V8700. Once again, we have the V8800 and V7800 in the lead, tying for first place. My two slave computers currently don't work with GPU because they're running via Remote Desktop and the cards are too old. Software and licenses supplied by Fontys are only available for Microsoft Windows.