[ LEGACY WORKSTATION GRAPHICS ]
AMD FirePro W4300 4 GB
A 2015 Bonaire-based professional adapter that brought 4 GB of memory and four outputs to compact workstation systems.
Recorded specifications
| GPU | Bonaire-class GCN; 768 stream processors. |
|---|---|
| Memory | 4 GB GDDR5, 128-bit memory interface. |
| Interface & power | PCI Express 3.0 x16; 50 W board-power class; no auxiliary PCIe power connector. |
| Outputs | Four Mini DisplayPort 1.2 connectors with AMD multi-display support, subject to driver, display and adapter capability. |
| Physical fit | Single-slot, half-length low-profile design class. Match the card's actual bracket and shroud dimensions to the chassis, and confirm adjacent-slot/airflow clearance. |
Workstation & driver compatibility
Suitable for compact professional desktops that need several displays or modest CAD acceleration. Confirm the workstation provides PCIe x16 clearance and a compatible low-profile bracket.
- Use AMD's archived FirePro professional driver only when its release notes list W4300 and the exact OS. App certification is version-specific and does not imply current software support.
- Check the workstation OEM's validated GPU list, BIOS support, cooling and adapter compatibility; do not assume all MiniDP-to-DVI/HDMI adapters are interchangeable.
- Retain driver and firmware versions with the card's part/subsystem ID; inspect its compact cooler and ports before service.
Sources & further reading
- AMD — previous drivers and product supportManufacturer archive; validate W4300 and operating-system support in the exact package.
- AMD — Radeon Pro Software for Enterprise 21.Q2 release notesOfficial professional-driver release notes for supported products and operating systems.
- TechPowerUp GPU Database — FirePro W4300Independent specification cross-check; reference card and OEM variants may differ.
- GAMETECH24 — AMD FirePro W4300 Gaming Performance in 2024Independent video review; treat as supplementary context, not primary manufacturer documentation.
Check the specific board label, bracket and dimensions; a family-level specification cannot establish an OEM card's exact fit.