Introducing the AMD FirePro V3900 workstations graphics accelerator from AMD. This entry workstation solution with 1GB of DDR3 frame buffer memory is ideally suited for entry CAD users who work with small to medium sized models and fewer assembly parts and components. Its 30-bit display pipeline offers accurate color reproduction and superior visual quality. Based on a new generation GPU with 480 Stream processor units, the AMD FirePro V3900 ultra parallel processing architecture maximizes throughput by automatically directing graphics horsepower where its needed. Intelligent management of computational resources enables enhanced utilization of the GPU to enable real -time rendering of complex models and scenes while increasing frame rates when animating. The AMD FirePro V3900 features two independent outputs with Eyefinity technology support , providing improvement to productivity at a much lower acquisition and operating cost. In addition, with native multi -card support, users can see more and do more using four displays being driven by two AMD FirePro V3900 products in the same workstation. AMD FirePro workstation graphics accelerators are thoroughly tested and certified with major Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Digital Content Creation (DCC) applications, ensuring a level of reliability not found in consumer graphics products. Innovation and Reliability from a Technology Leader AMD FirePro accelerators have been engineered to deliver innovation and reliability for a wide range of professional operating environments, including Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Linux. The unified driver, which supports all AMD FirePro workstation products, helps reduce the total cost of ownership by simplifying installation, deployment and maintenance. In addition, AMD FirePro products incorporate a unique AutoDetect technology. As users open new 3D applications, or move between them, optimized AMD FirePro graphics driver settings are automatically configured for maximum performance, no matter what the user's workflow demands.