AMD Radeon 660M
RDNA 2 · 2022
Radeon 660M is AMD's mid-tier RDNA 2 integrated GPU, with 384 compute units and a 1.9 GHz boost clock, sitting between the lightweight 610M and the more capable 680M in AMD's mobile graphics stack. It represented a solid step up from AMD's older Vega-based integrated graphics when it launched.
Everyday productivity, web use and media playback are no trouble for it, and it can run lighter or older games at reduced settings, though buyers chasing smoother 1080p gaming on integrated graphics alone are better served by the 680M or newer RDNA 3-based options like the 760M and 780M.
Like the rest of AMD's RDNA 2 integrated lineup, it includes hardware ray accelerators and supports FSR 3.1 - AMD's temporal upscaler plus software-driven Frame Generation, the generational jump over the older FSR 2's upscaling-only approach. Don't expect ray tracing to be practical at this performance tier, but FSR can still help stretch frame rates in lighter games.
Basic / integrated-class
Everyday display output, browsing and office work.
384 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 660M is a basic / integrated-class integrated GPU, suited to light gaming and general-purpose display output.
