Official Radeon 600M Integrated Graphics Benchmarks – Faster than the GTX 1650 Max Q
AMD has finally announced that laptops with Ryzen 6000 processors have been made available to users, as well as the official Radeon 600M integrated graphics benchmarks. Subscription Has laid. Of course, the Ryzen 6000HS series is currently available, and the HX and U series will also be available soon. The Ryzen 6000 PRO chips will also be released in mid-March.
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Among the various details of Rembrandt’s silicon design and optimal consumption, the Red team also shared more results from the silicon RDNA 2 integrated graphics, which is probably the most important update to the new mobile series.
AMD claims that the Radeon 600M integrated graphics have much better gaming performance than the Intel Iris Xe LP, even on the Ryzen 7 6800U chip, which is an ultra-low-power model for ultrabooks. The 680M integrated graphics according to AMD slides provide 47 to 73 frames, while the Iris offers close to 26 to 42 frames.
Official Radeon 600M Integrated Graphics Benchmarks
In addition, AMD has released other benchmarks compared to the GeForce MX 450 as well as the GTX Max Q (here we mean the GTX 1650 Max Q). Radeon 680M integrated graphics, although not as fast in terms of raw performance as the GTX 1650 mobile, use FSR technology to provide better performance. Of course, the GTX 1650 also supports FSR, but obviously not DLSS because it has a Turing architecture without Tensor cores.
AMD also shared slides for the reduced graphics Radeon 660M with 6 computing units and a frequency of 1.9 GHz. This graphics will be present in the Ryzen 5 6600U processor, which is compared to the 28-watt Tiger Lake Core i5 1135G7 series.
This graphic provides at least 43 frames in all tested games. The Radeon 660M specs will be even more powerful with AMD FSR activation, which means heavier games like Godfall and Deathloop or Back 4 Blood can be played in the right frame (albeit in low graphics settings).
