Radeon HD 7310: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The Radeon HD 7310 is AMD's 2012 Brazos integrated part — the graphics inside the cheapest hp and Compaq notebooks of the era. This guide covers its 11 recorded game benchmarks at 1080p and its four catalog hosts.

Where the HD 7310 sits in 2026

The composite ranks it #330 of 341 (score 0.6). The neighbors: HD 7520G (#327, 0.8), HD 7340 (#328, 0.8) and GT 730M (#329, 0.8) above; the HD 6480G (#331, 0.6), Mobility HD 5470 (#332, 0.6) and Quadro FX 880M (#333, 0.6) below. Eleven places from the bottom, directly beneath its faster Brazos sibling the 7340.

What the chip brings

The record lists a 40nm process with system-shared memory. Public benchmarks: PassMark 128, Fire Strike 192 — the lowest PassMark figure on any page in this batch, and an honest one: this silicon was built for battery-sipping netbook-class duty.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: legacy ceilings (CS:GO/Overwatch 240, GTA V/PUBG 140), Valorant 24, Dota 2 9, The Witcher 3 5, Forza Horizon 4 3, Counter-Strike 2 2, Fortnite 2, Cyberpunk 2077 1. One frame below the 7340 on Dota 2 and Forza Horizon 4 — the whole visible difference between the two siblings.

Laptops that carry it

Four listings in the classic budget cluster: the HP 2000 (2012, $92) and its Compaq-era stablemate CQ58 ($115), the "655" record ($110), and the HP 255 G1 Notebook — the last shared with the 7340's roster. Sub-$120 machines, exactly as the silicon intended.

Bottom line

The HD 7310 is the cheaper Brazos trim: a PassMark of 128, a table that tops out at Dota 2, and a fleet that cost less than a good keyboard when new. These pages keep it for completeness — and because its $92-115 hosts still surface in every used-laptop market.