Radeon 530 is a graphics card from AMD, The number of 3.1 billion transistors gives it good performance while also bringing a lot of heat, The entire graphics card layout uses the GCN 3.0 architecture, AMD lock its memory frequency to 1 Gbps, which should be based on the consideration of reducing heat generation, and I think this memory frequency should have an increased margin, 64 bit bit of memory interface, allowing it to instantly through put data, Boost GPU frequency remains at 1024 MHz, 730 MHz core frequency looks good, The number of stream processors is 384 (the stream processing unit is equivalent to a neuron, and the more neurons there are, the more developed the brain is.), The number of 3.1 billion transistors gives it good performance while also bringing a lot of heat, The core graphics processor code is Weston, AMD also equips Radeon 530 with 2 GB DDR3 memory, AMD has configured 24 texture unit numbers for it, The maximum power is 50 W (the higher the power, the greater the heat), 0.7 TFLOPS single-precision floating-point power can process more geometry in a short amount of time, 125 mm² chip area can accommodate more transistors, The core chip process technology is 28 nm, and every process technology improvement is a huge improvement.

The Radeon 530 and Radeon 520 of the Radeon 500 family (without RX) are also aimed at the OEM market, using the previous GCN architecture, and belonging to the 28nm manufacturing process.



The Radeon 530 is a GCN 3.0 architecture with slightly higher performance than the GeForce GTS 450, lower than the GeForce GTX 260.

Note that it is the official Radeon 530 here, which belongs to the desktop level.

The Radeon 530M is at the notebook level and performance is degraded. No official details are available. It is estimated to be between the GeForce GTS 250 and the GeForce GTX 260 at performance.

As a single-socket card, the AMD Radeon 530 does not require any additional power connectors and consumes up to 50 watts. Display output includes: 1x DVI, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA. The Radeon 530 uses a PCIe 3.0 x8 interface to connect to the rest of the system.