Radeon PRO WX 2100: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The Radeon Pro WX 2100 is AMD's 2017 entry professional GPU — Polaris-class silicon certified for workstation duty. This guide covers its 16 benchmarked games at 1080p on the high preset and the 5 catalog listings matched to its name.

Where the Radeon Pro WX 2100 sits in 2026

A catalog score of 4.6 ranks it 278th of 341 — the bottom fifth. The neighbors: the R7 M460 (5.3), R7 M260X (5.1) and its professional sibling WX 4130 (4.6) above; the Radeon Vega 3 Mobile (4.6), GeForce 920M (4.6) and Iris Graphics 5100 (4.5) below. Entry-professional silicon from 2017 ranking among 2014-2015 entry parts — the certification never implied speed.

What the chip brings

GCN 4.0 architecture on 14nm: 512 stream processors, 2GB of GDDR5, a 35W envelope, 1.25 teraflops. Public benchmarks: PassMark 1894. The WX 2100 existed to put an ISV-certified GPU line on an entry workstation order form — display output and driver stability, minimum viable silicon.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: Valorant at 55, DOTA 2 at 40, Fortnite at 27, Forza Horizon 4 at 21, Counter-Strike 2 at 20, Battlefield 5 at 18, Far Cry 5 at 14, The Witcher 3 and Forza Horizon 5 at 12 each. The bottom: Cyberpunk 2077 at 9, Metro Exodus at 8, the Resident Evil 4 remake at 7. Light esports at reduced settings — the complete honest envelope.

Laptops that carry it — or the name

Five listings, and the scoping is the story. The Dell Precision 3540 (2019) at $309 is the era-correct host. The other four — Precision M4800 (2014) at $221, ZBook 15 G2 (2014) at $213, ZBook 15 G1 (2013) at $172 and ThinkPad W540 (2013) at $264 — predate this 2017 chip by years and carried FirePro or Quadro badges; their presence is name-matching at work. The pool's best-GPU median (3.9) runs below this chip's own score — an artifact of that mixed pool. Judge each listing on its actual GPU row.

Bottom line

The WX 2100 is the entry rung of professional graphics with an entry table to match: light esports, nothing modern, certification as the real product. The genuine host — the Precision 3540 at $309 — is a sensible budget workstation buy. The older name-matched machines in the roster are different products entirely; the table above applies to this chip alone.