Summary
AMD released the Radeon R7 260X in 2013. This graphics card features the Bonaire GPU, manufactured on a 28nm process. It comes equipped with 2 GB GDDR5 memory on a 128-bit interface, delivering up to 104 GB/s of bandwidth. The GPU operates at 1100 MHz with a theoretical compute performance of 2 TFLOPS. The card connects via PCIe3.0 and requires 6pin external power. It supports DX12.
Performance
GPU Clock
1100 MHz
Memory Clock
6500(1625)
Shader Performance
1971200 MFLOPS
Pixel Fillrate
17600 MP/s
Texel Fillrate
61600 MT/s
Memory
Memory Size
2048 MB
Bus Width
128-bit
Memory Type
GDDR5
Max Bandwidth
104000 MB/s
Architecture
GPU Chip
Bonaire
Core Config
896 SP; 56 TMU; 16 ROP
Vertex Processors
896
Process Size
28nm
Transistors
2.08b
Compatibility
DirectX
DX12
Bus Slot
PCIe3.0
External Power
6pin
Release
Release Year
2013
Launch Price
$139
Performance to Price
Worse
Better
Performance Comparison
Shader Performance (MFLOPS)
Memory Bandwidth (MB/s)
Game Performance Estimates
FPS estimates scaled from RTX 3060 benchmark data. Actual results vary based on CPU, drivers, and game updates.
Cyberpunk 2077
2020Medium
13
FPS
High
11
FPS
Ultra
9
FPS
Red Dead Redemption 2
2019Medium
11
FPS
High
9
FPS
Ultra
7
FPS
GTA V
2015Medium
22
FPS
High
18
FPS
Ultra
14
FPS
Fortnite
2017Medium
26
FPS
High
19
FPS
Ultra
13
FPS
Valorant
2020Medium
59
FPS
High
50
FPS
Ultra
38
FPS
Counter-Strike 2
2023Medium
29
FPS
High
22
FPS
Ultra
17
FPS
Call of Duty: MW III
2023Medium
19
FPS
High
15
FPS
Ultra
11
FPS
Apex Legends
2019Medium
22
FPS
High
18
FPS
Ultra
14
FPS
Elden Ring
2022Medium
9
FPS
High
9
FPS
Ultra
7
FPS
Hogwarts Legacy
2023Medium
12
FPS
High
9
FPS
Ultra
6
FPS
The Witcher 3
2015Medium
21
FPS
High
15
FPS
Ultra
11
FPS
Baldur's Gate 3
2023Medium
15
FPS
High
11
FPS
Ultra
9
FPS
60+ FPS (Smooth)
30-59 FPS (Playable)
<30 FPS (Low)