AMD Radeon Pro and FirePro GPUs

Key takeaways

  • 65 listings match this collection right now.
  • These cards run OpenCL and, on the newer Radeon Pro W-series, ROCm rather than CUDA, which matters for any compute workload written specifically against NVIDIA's toolchain.
  • Power draw stays modest across the line, from bus-powered low-profile cards up to a single 6-pin or 8-pin connector on the higher-end W-series, well under what a datacenter accelerator needs.
  • Up to six DisplayPort outputs on the higher W-series cards are the draw for multi-monitor CAD and content-creation setups rather than compute density.

AMD workstation cards cover the FirePro generation and the Radeon Pro WX and W-series that replaced it. They are chosen for certified CAD and content-creation drivers and for multi-display output rather than for compute, and most fit a standard workstation slot with modest power draw.

65 listings in this collection, filtered from Graphics Cards. The part number and manufacturer are stated on every listing, and the condition wherever the catalogue records one. For quantity, request a volume quote.

How to choose gpus and accelerators

Datacenter cards (Tesla, A-series) are passively cooled and expect server airflow; workstation cards (Quadro, RTX A) carry their own fans and display outputs. Match the slot (PCIe generation and width), the auxiliary power the card needs, and the memory the workload needs: inference and video work fits in 16 GB to 24 GB, training and large models want 32 GB to 80 GB.

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