This has to have been the most exciting period in professional graphics we have seen in a very long time. Firstly ATI in April 2010 launched its successful new range of professional cards starting out with the FirePro V8800 which caught many by complete surprise - bringing enhanced CrossFire and Eyefinity multi-display technology. A few months later and out popped the V7800 which ended up being one of AMD's main income source for the FirePro series. FirePro V7800 2GB was acknowledged as a successful entry high-end professional graphics card that had 2GB GDDR5 of frame buffer memory and an aggressive price point. In the recent month many rumors had been flying around and today we take an exclusive look at this new technological advancement in professional graphics which will have many end-users sit up and pay careful attention to what the new FirePro V7900 2GB has to offer. At a first glance there does not seem to be all that much of a difference when compared to V7800. Four DisplayPorts look identical, single-slot heatsink looks identical, even the board lenght is very similar.