AMD is finalizing the launch of the AMD Radeon Pro WX9100, which has a Vega GPU, another one for the professional sector, while the gaming versions do not show signs of life.

While for the gamer market, Vega-based graphics cards never finish arriving, it seems that AMD is already finishing another graphics card destined for the professional sector. In this case we are talking about the AMD Radeon Pro WX9100, which would be based on a Vega 10 chip, intended exclusively for intensive computing. This graphics card will have 64 Compute Units with no less than 4096 Stream Processors, which are the maximum number of these units offered by Vega silicon. The working frequency will reach up to 1200MHz.

This graphics card, like the Frontier Edition, will have a total of 16GB HMB2, to offer the best possible performance. There is a substantial difference between this new graphics card and the Frontier Edition, which is that this graphics has been designed for the professional segment, such as video or photography editing, while the Frontier Edition is designed for the development of video games at the level. professional and offers power to move games, in a limited way, of course, since it has not been designed for gaming in an integral way.

This new Pro WX 9100 has been seen on CompuBench, compared to the Pro WX 7100, which has only 2304 Stream Processors based on the Polaris architecture and a total of 8GB GDDR5. The difference in performance is remarkable, so we are talking about an interesting product for the professional sector. For our part, we keep asking ourselves, Where are the RX Vega for gaming? It is very good to nurture the professional sector, but AMD is out of stock the RX 500 Series due to mining, not to mention that these graphics are a rehash and Vega for gaming is delaying more than expected.