AMD Radeon 680M
RDNA 2 · 2022
Radeon 680M was AMD's flagship integrated GPU in the Rembrandt generation of Ryzen chips, built on RDNA 2 with 768 compute units and a 2.2 GHz boost clock - specs that made it, at the time, the fastest integrated graphics available in a laptop. It showed up mainly in higher-end Ryzen 6000-series laptops.
It's capable of real 1080p gaming at low-to-medium settings in many titles and handles esports games well, offering a genuine (if power-dependent) alternative to a low-end discrete GPU. It has since been succeeded by AMD's RDNA 3 and RDNA 3.5 integrated graphics, which push performance further still.
As AMD's flagship RDNA 2 integrated GPU, it has genuine hardware ray accelerators and supports FSR 3.1's temporal upscaling plus Frame Generation - a real jump from FSR 2's upscaling-only approach on earlier integrated chips. Ray tracing itself is still a stretch at this performance level, but FSR's extra frames can meaningfully help in the esports and lighter titles it's already capable of running.
Entry-level
Light gaming and everyday graphics at lower settings.
768 Cores
Shares system memory dynamically.
Boost up to 2200 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 680M is a entry-level integrated GPU, suited to light gaming and general-purpose display output.
