Radeon 680M: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The Radeon 680M is the flagship integrated GPU of AMD's Rembrandt generation — 768 RDNA 2 stream processors inside Ryzen 6000-series processors. This guide covers its 16 benchmarked games at 1080p on the high preset and the 2 catalog models matched to it.

Where the Radeon 680M sits in 2026

A catalog score of 47.6 ranks it 131st of 341 — the top half of the table, a remarkable address for integrated graphics. The neighbors: the MX550 (49.1), GTX 1650 Max-Q (48.6) and RX 6600S (48.4) above; the Quadro T2000 Max-Q (47.6), T550 (47.5) and T600 (46.9) below. The 680M ranks level with the professional Turing mid-tier and ahead of every MX-badged NVIDIA card — integrated graphics finished their catch-up here.

What the chip brings

RDNA 2 on TSMC 6nm, Rembrandt silicon: 768 stream processors boosting to 2400MHz, system-shared memory, a 50W-class APU envelope. Public benchmarks: PassMark 3996, Time Spy 2303, Fire Strike 6848, OpenCL compute 23468. One rung below its Phoenix successor (the 780M at 49.3 in this same table), it set the record the successor then edged.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: Valorant at 90, DOTA 2 at 71, Fortnite at 55, Forza Horizon 5 at 52, Counter-Strike 2 at 50, then a solid 40-40-40 tier — Battlefield 5, Forza Horizon 4, The Witcher 3 — with Far Cry 5 and Cyberpunk 2077 at 38 each. The bottom: the Resident Evil 4 remake at 32, Metro Exodus at 23. High-settings esports and genuinely playable modern titles at 1080p, with no discrete silicon aboard.

Laptops that carry it

Two listings are matched, both premium thin machines: the HP Dragonfly Pro (2023) at $954 and the Lenovo ThinkPad Z13 Gen 1 (2022) at $857. Fleet medians: best-CPU 72.4, energy efficiency 96.6 (the highest in this batch of pages), mobility 85.5 — the graphics median equals this chip. Elite efficiency plus mid-table graphics in a featherweight chassis is precisely the modern ultrabook formula.

Bottom line

The 680M is the iGPU that made thin premium laptops game-capable: Fortnite at 55 and Cyberpunk at 38 on high, inside machines sipping power at 96-percent-plus efficiency scores. Its two hosts are beautiful, light and fairly priced for their class. Buyers wanting the same performance with more headroom should step to the 780M; everyone else can stop here and skip the dGPU entirely.