Radeon HD 6320: FPS benchmarks and laptop guide

The Radeon HD 6320 is the integrated graphics of AMD's 2011 Brazos platform — the first-generation APU built for netbook-class budgets. This guide covers its 11 recorded game benchmarks at 1080p and its three catalog hosts.

Where the HD 6320 sits in 2026

The composite ranks it #338 of 341 (score 0.4). The neighbors: GT 230M (#335, 0.5), NVS 3100M (#336, 0.5) and 8600M GT (#337, 0.4) above; the Mobility HD 4530 (#339, 0.4), 8400M GS (#340, 0.2) and Quadro K1100M (#341, 0.2) below. Three places from the bottom — among the very last rows of the entire 341-chip ranking.

What the chip brings

The record lists 80 shader cores, an 18W envelope, a 40nm process and 0.081 TFLOPS. Public benchmark: PassMark 147. Brazos was AMD's answer to the netbook: minimal compute, maximal battery, and graphics that existed so the CPU wouldn't have to render alone.

FPS in games at 1080p

At the high preset: legacy ceilings (CS:GO/Overwatch 240, GTA V/PUBG 140), Valorant 24, Dota 2 10, The Witcher 3 5, Forza Horizon 4 3, Counter-Strike 2 2, Fortnite 2, Cyberpunk 2077 1. The oldest cluster's baseline — matching the 8600M GT and HD 4530 rows around it, frame for frame.

Laptops that carry it

Three hosts in the sub-$110 bracket: the HP 2000 (2012, $92 — shared with the HD 7310 page), the Compaq CQ57 ($98) and the Lenovo IdeaPad G575 ($110). The cheapest roster in this batch of pages, matched to the cheapest silicon in it.

Bottom line

The HD 6320 is first-generation APU floor material: 80 cores, 18 watts, three bottom-shelf hosts. Its game table shares the oldest cluster's baseline, and its page completes the Brazos story this catalog began on the 7310 and 7340 pages — same idea, one generation earlier.