With the introduction of Ryzen 7000 Mobile, we could confirm that AMD will make a big leap in integrated GPUs in its new generation of APUs, and that this will be possible by using new RDNA3 architecture, this will give life to the Radeon 780M and 760M and to DDR5 memory, which will improve the available bandwidth.

These new APUs it will follow Ryzen 6000 Mobile, which means they will integrate the CPU and GPU in the same package and use new AMD architectures. The processor will be based on Zen 4 and the iGPU on RDNA3, as we already told you.

Radeon 780M and Radeon 760M they will be integrated into high- and mid-range APUs. The first will be configured with 768 shaders, 48 texturing units, 32 raster units, 12 ray tracing acceleration units and 24 AI acceleration units. The other will have 384 shaders, 24 texturing units, 16 raster units, 6 ray tracing acceleration units and 12 AI acceleration units. Neither will have L3 cache.

On paper, the Radeon 780M’s specs look very good, putting it close to the Radeon RX 6400, although it should ultimately perform better as it has a dedicated graphics memory system and your bandwidth is higher. The former could reach 89 GB/s DDR5 at 5,600 MHz in two channels, while the latter reaches 128 GB/s.

Thanks to a recent leak, we were able to confirm this intuition. The Radeon 780M passed 3DMark TimeSpy and runs at a maximum frequency of 2.8GHz and is accompanied by dual-channel DDR5 5600MHz memory. scored 2,791. This score puts it just slightly below the GeForce GTX 1650 Mobile, which is on average in the middle range. 3150 points, and that it is in the league of Radeon RX 6400.

It is also important to be clear The Radeon 780M has two advantages over the GeForce GTX 1650 Mobilebecause even though it’s an integrated graphics card, it has dedicated cores for ray tracing acceleration as well as AI acceleration:

If we compare it with the Radeon 680M, we can see that Radeon 780M is up to 22% more powerful than that, although of course it varies depending on the configuration used and the maximum TDP values. I remind you that both integrated GPUs support DirectX 12.1 and that they are compatible with DDR5 and LPDDR5 memory.

The most important conclusion to draw from all this is this The Radeon 780M can offer almost the same performance as a low-end dedicated graphics cardand that it will be possible to play demanding 1080p titles with it by adjusting the graphics quality level to medium or high values.