The AMD Radeon Pro SSG is different. It uses AMD’s latest Vega core, pairs it with 16GB of second-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM2), ...

AMD unveils Radeon Pro SSG graphics card with up to 1TB of M.2 flash memory Features two PCIe 3.0 M.2 slots for adding memory and costs a mere $10,000.

AMD had a price of $7000 on its Radeon Pro SSG, but on launch day it had a huge $2400 discount with some online e-tailers listing it for $4598.99, close to $2400 from its original MSRP of $7000.

The Radeon Pro SSG has some insane specs: 16GB of HBM2 memory, and another 2TB of SSD storage on-board. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

The AMD Radeon Pro SSG will retail for $6,999 and will begin shipping on September 13. Share: Rate: Previous AMD Radeon RX Vega 64, RX Vega 56 Revealed, Launching Aug 14.

One used a Radeon Nano, and the other AMD's new Radeon Pro SSG. The Nano-driven PC was chugging through that 8K video at about 17 fps. The Radeon Pro SSG, on the other hand, was handling the ...

Siggraph 2016 - AMD has announced its new Radeon Pro SSG graphics card, with it being one of the first under the new Radeon Pro branding, with AMD rebranding its FirePro graphics card range.

Radeon Pro WX9100 The Radeon Pro WX 9100 is a workstation graphics card that delivers up to 12.3 TFLOPS of peak single precision compute performance. It is an improvement over the AMD FirePro ...

AMD has a new graphics card tool for professionals, with up to a terabyte of solid-state storage built in to a Radeon Pro Duo.

SIGGRAPH -- AMD today announced it is developing a new Radeon™ Pro solution for large dataset applications, which will be available initially as a developer kit. Starting at a full terabyte of ...

AMD has announced a new graphics card that incorporates an SSD for the first time. The Radeon Pro SSG features two PCIe 3.0 M.2 slots allowing you to add up to 1TB of NAND flash memory directly to ...

With the Radeon Pro SSG, AMD set out to solve those obstacles with a fundamental shift in the science of PC technology, with high-speed, high-capacity NVMe devices onboard the graphics card.