The Quadro K600 (1GB) is an entry-level card, for small assembly modelling. Nvidia currently has four cards in its Kepler-based Quadro family. This was included in our tests but we omitted the FirePro W9000 because we had previously found there to be very little difference to the W8000 when it comes to 3D CAD performance. Instead, this position is being filled by the FirePro V4900 (1GB), a member of AMD’s previous generation FirePro family. The FirePro W8000 (4GB) and W9000 (6GB) are more suited to high-end applications including design visualisation and digital mockup, or for workflows that can harness the power of the GPU for GPU compute - for OpenCL-compliant FEA, CFD or rendering applications.ĪMD doesn’t currently have a dedicated entrylevel FirePro W-Series card. The FirePro W5000 (2GB) and W7000 (4GB) are mid-range boards, specifically designed for mainstream CAD. AMD FirePro W-SeriesĪMD currently has four cards in its FirePro W-Series. So which cards are best - specifically for designers and engineers who rely on two of the most popular 3D CAD packages: SolidWorks 2013 and PTC Creo 2.0? To find out we put all the cards through a rigorous testing process using the latest SPECapc benchmarks from. The Quadro K600, K2000 and K4000 were primed to go head to head with the best AMD has to offer.
Nvidia responded and lifted the lid on its CAD-focused Kepler GPUs.
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