AMD Radeon 610M
RDNA 2 (Mendocino) · 2022
Radeon 610M is AMD's most basic integrated GPU built on the RDNA 2 architecture, found in Mendocino-based budget Ryzen chips. With only 128 cores and a 1.9 GHz boost clock, it sits below even AMD's own 780M and 680M graphics, aimed squarely at keeping costs down in entry-level laptops rather than delivering any real graphics performance.
It's suited to office work, web browsing, streaming video and very light, undemanding games - don't expect to run anything graphically intensive. Buyers who want to game even casually on integrated graphics should look further up AMD's lineup, toward the 660M or 680M.
Being RDNA 2 based, it also includes AMD's hardware ray accelerators and supports FSR 3.1, which adds AMD's software-driven Frame Generation on top of temporal upscaling - useful in theory, though with only 128 cores to begin with, there's little raw performance here for either ray tracing or frame interpolation to meaningfully build on.
Basic / integrated-class
Everyday display output, browsing and office work.
128 Cores
Shares system memory dynamically.
Boost up to 1900 MHz
Push performance beyond base clock.
Shared
Integrated
Shared Power Budget
Draws from the CPU's power envelope - no dedicated power limit.
Our Verdict
The AMD Radeon 610M is a basic / integrated-class integrated GPU, suited to light gaming and general-purpose display output.
