[matharmin]

These are decent GPUs for anything other than heavy gaming. I'm driving two 4k screens with it, and even for some light gaming (such as factorio) it's completely fine.

[123yawaworht456]

I'm under the impression that Factorio can run on any GPU capable of producing video output at all. years ago when I played it, it ran perfectly fine on whatever iGPU my 4790K had. 60 FPS/UPS with pretty big bases (although iirc I did disable all video effects like smoke to avoid cluttering the screen)

[nolist_policy]

The 'Ryzen 7000 iGPU" (Why is there no official codename?!) can even run GTA 5 at low/medium settings.

[glimshe]

I know it's hard to believe, but GTA V is now over 10 years old...

[Loudergood]

But does it run Crysis?

[user_7832]

I agree, my 780m is quite capable in most games. Depending on the resolution & settings even cyberpunk 2077 is playable at 60fps. MS Flight sim though hits (presumably the memory bandwidth bottleneck) hard.

[doikor]

The GPU in the APU is on a totally different level when compared to the 2 core RDNA 2 one in the “normal” CPUs

For example the 780m you mentioned has 12 cores and newer architecture so is probably something like 10 to 15 times more powerful.

[user_7832]

Thanks for the clarification, I think I got confused with the other desktop chip(s?) that have a 780m.

[MaKey]

The 780m is RDNA3 though.

[user_7832]

Thanks, missed it. Is the steamdeck rdna2? That's also decently capable.

[_cenw]

Sort of. The generation is RDNA2, but it's unlike all other RDNA2 chips because the focus is so much on energy efficiency (and the APU has its own codename, van gogh)

[user_7832]

Thank you!