AMD Radeon 760M
RDNA 3 (Phoenix) · 2023
The Radeon 760M pairs AMD's RDNA 3 architecture (from the Phoenix chip family) with 512 compute units and a fast 2.6 GHz boost clock, sitting just below the flagship 780M in AMD's integrated graphics lineup. It typically appears in mainstream rather than top-tier Ryzen laptops.
It comfortably handles everyday computing and media work, and is capable of 1080p gaming at low-to-medium settings in many titles, particularly esports games, even if it trails the 780M when both are given the same memory bandwidth to work with. For buyers who don't need the absolute best integrated graphics, it's a strong middle ground.
Its RDNA 3 heritage brings hardware ray accelerators and FSR 3.1 support, adding AMD's software Frame Generation on top of temporal upscaling - a genuine improvement over the FSR 2-only support of earlier Vega-based integrated chips. In the esports and lighter titles this GPU already handles well, FSR 3.1 can push frame rates meaningfully higher.
Entry-level
Light gaming and everyday graphics at lower settings.
512 Cores
Shares system memory dynamically.
Boost up to 2600 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 760M is a entry-level integrated GPU, suited to light gaming and general-purpose display output.
