RX 560 with i7-3960X 1080p, 1440p, Ultrawide, 4K benchmarks at Ultra Quality
The RX 560 is more suitable for budget PC builds and less demanding games. The price/performance ratio is excellent for RX 560 against the competition in budget graphics cards. The RX 560 's power requirements are reasonable and it is very efficient compared to the competition. With regards to max load temperature, the RX 560 's cooling is excellent at keeping it cool and under control. This combination between RX 560 and Intel Core i7-3960X @ 3.30GHz has less than 8% bottleneck in many games and is perfect match to avoid FPS loss. This combination between RX 560 and Intel Core i7-3960X @ 3.30GHz is a perfect match to avoid FPS loss. With current 4096 MB RAM, the RX 560 can have very few memory-related bottlenecks in more modern games.
The release year of the graphics card. The newer the better technology and performance optimization and
driver support.
Year
2016
2019
13
2015
2016
11
2014
2015
8
2013
2014
4
2007
2013
2
The price of the graphics card. The cheaper the better.
Price
0
250
35
250
400
30
400
550
25
550
650
15
650
9999
5
Power Supply Wattage required for overall system. The lower the better.
PSU
0
350
4
350
450
4
450
550
3
550
650
2
650
9999
1
Maximum recorded temperature under load. The lower the better for longer life of the graphics card.
Temp
0
70
2
70
75
2
75
80
1
80
85
1
85
999
1
Noise Levels under load. The lower the better.
Noise
0
45
2
45
48
2
48
50
2
50
55
1
55
999
1
Full HD performance at 1080p resolution. The higher the better.
FHD
60
9999
18
55
60
13
45
55
11
35
45
7
0
35
5
Quad HD performance at 1440p resolution. The higher the better.
QHD
60
9999
10
55
60
8
45
55
5
35
45
4
0
35
2
4K performance at 2160p resolution. The higher the better.
F4K
60
9999
5
55
60
4
45
55
3
35
45
2
0
35
1
Current CPU Impact on performance with respect to the highest performing CPU used for benchmark at the
time this graphics card was released.
CPU
-5
9999
5
-7
-5
4
-10
-7
3
-15
-10
2
-9999
-15
1
Graphics card memory (RAM) capacity. The higher the better for higher resolution textures and future
demanding games.
MEM
8
9999
5
4
8
4
2
4
3
1
2
2
0
1
1
FROM
TO
VERDICT
The overall score is determined based on the calculated weightings for the individual components.
OVERALL SCORE
80
99
Excellent
70
80
Very Good
60
70
Good
40
60
Acceptable
0
40
Weak
66/100
Good
The RX 570 might be the mid-range flagship of the latest GCN 4.0 set of graphics cards, but their prices keep them out of the reach of most entry-level PC gamers. On the other hand, the RX 560 is closer to being reasonably affordable at a price tag of $ 99. AMD ’s xx60 cards have always been defined by entry-level prices with performance that knocks on the door of mid-range graphics cards – especially when overclocked. After taking the time to fully test the GCN 4.0 graphics card inside the RX 560, we can say without a doubt that it continues the trend.
The RX 560 is much more cheaper than the RX 460 as it costs $ 99. Compare this to the RX 460, which came originally at a price of $ 140. Meanwhile, the NVIDIA closest equivalent card is the GTX 1050 which costs $ 169. Unfortunately, gaming performance was not quite as impressive. Even if the RX 560 consistently delivers frame rate increases over the RX 460, the gain is not much to justify an upgrade.
Whether it is a justifiable upgrade depends on what graphics card you are upgrading from. Users with a RX 460 will not see a remarkable increase in frame rates after paying more for this RX 560. Similarly, those holding onto GTX 1050 's GTX 950 graphics cards will not have a reason to jump teams yet.
The RX 560 sits between the GTX 1050 Ti and the GTX 1050, falling slower than GTX 1050 Ti by 11.1% and faster than GTX 1050 by 4.7%. It has a strong relative performance against every graphics card here. When compared to its lower sibling - the RX 550 - we see a more than 20% faster performance for the RX 560.
The RX 560 sits between the GTX 1050 and the GTX 950, falling slower than GTX 1050 by 15.2% and faster than GTX 950 by 2.1%. It has an average relative performance against every graphics card here. Against its rival - the GTX 1050, the RX 560 is much slower. When compared to its lower sibling - the RX 550 - we see a more than 20% faster performance for the RX 560.
The RX 560 sits between the GTX 1050 Ti and the RX 460, falling slower than GTX 1050 Ti by 11.1% and faster than RX 460 by 12.5%. It has an average relative performance against every graphics card here. Against its rival - the GTX 1050, the RX 560 is much slower.
The RX 560 sits between the GTX 1050 and the RX 460, falling slower than GTX 1050 by 8.3% and faster than RX 460 by 15%. It has an average relative performance against every graphics card here. Against its rival - the GTX 1050, the RX 560 is much slower. When compared to its lower sibling - the RX 550 - we see a more than 20% faster performance for the RX 560.
The RX 560 sits between the GTX 1050 Ti and the GTX 1050, falling slower than GTX 1050 Ti by 4.7% and faster than GTX 1050 by 12.3%. It has a strong relative performance against every graphics card here. It is a close call between the RX 560 and its rival GTX 1050 by a small margin. In addition, the RX 560 was also faster than the RX 460 by a good margin. When compared to its lower sibling - the RX 550 - we see a more than 20% faster performance for the RX 560.
Conclusion. The pace at which new hardware hit our lab this summer meant we couldn’t review all of AMD’s Radeon RX 500-series cards consecutively.
The Radeon RX 560 Series Graphics plays gamers' favorites at a smooth 1080p, from the latest eSports games and MOBAs to the most popular, graphically intensive AAA titles. As more games adopt DirectX 12 and Vulkan™, combined with frequent software updates by AMD, the RX 560 will also continue to deliver in the future.
When the Radeon RX 560 launched in April it was the only RX 500-series card with a meaningful under-the-hood tech boost compared to the RX 400-series. The graphics processor in the older RX 460 ...
Related AMD Radeon RX 590 Rumored To Launch on ... The graphics card that has leaked out is the Radeon RX 560X which is the direct replacement to the Radeon RX 560 (successor of the Radeon RX 460).
By contrast, AMD never shipped a fully enabled Polaris 11 part under the 400 series (excluding the Macbook Pro specific Radeon Pro 460), so the RX 560 was a notable step up from the 14 CU Radeon ...
The AMD Radeon RX 500 series cards, as previously confirmed, will include the Radeon RX 580 (Polaris 10), Radeon RX 570 (Polaris 10), Radeon RX 560 (Polaris 11) and the Radeon RX 550 (Polaris 12).
AMD’s Radeon RX 500-series refresh was a quick blitz of mostly recycled GPUs and iterative nomenclature. But there were a couple of developments that made the 500-series notably more competitive ...
Pls help i have x4 845 and 8 gb ram ddr3 - would it be better to take rx 560 4gb or gtx 1050 and if I took rx 560 4gb would there be any problems around bottleneck I have 15 days to decide so pls help me
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grabbanked1 year ago
XFX RX 560 or Geforce GTX 1050 Ti?Are they the same or...I'm not really sure about graphics cards
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portbillet1 year ago
Gtx 960 (2gb) vs RX 560 (4gb)Guys can u help me which one is better for gaming ? Gtx 960 2gb vs RX 560 4gb
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raspdairy1 year ago
Rx 550 4gb vs rx 560 2gbBoth have the same cost, so what is worth more 2x vram from 550 or 2x stream processors from 560+ clock speed?
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monsoonquirk1 year ago
vram is irrelevant to actual performancethe same for stream processorsthe 560 is superiorthe gtx 1050 ti should be around the same price and is better
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billfemur1 year ago
R7 370 or RX 560Which would run better for gaming,r7 370 2gb 256 bit or rx560 2gb 128 bit.R7 is 1000mhz,rx560 is 1300mhz. Also would it run most games on high-ultra if I went crossfire with R7?
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cleaversculling1 year ago
neither graphics cards should have any issues with the games you have listed as long as you play at 1080p.If you plan on playing newer games soon, I would suggest the RX 560, if you arent then pick the R7 370
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raddedollhouse1 year ago
R7 370x2 or RX560?I have looked and I can either get another R7 370 or a new RX560 for about the same price.The 560 is faster but 370 has twice the memory bandwidth (256 as opposed to 128)
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condenseused1 year ago
R7 370 has similar performance as rx560. So its not worth the upgrade (its more like sidegrade). Crossfire is not supported well (or at all) in many games, so it depends of what are you planning to play. Its better to wait for now, because the cheapest gpu which worth the upgrade is rx580 or gtx 1060. And the prices are still high because of the miners.
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scentedmoldwarp1 year ago
is rx 560/ gtx 1050 ti enough for 900p gaming?as the title says pairing it with an ryzen 3 1200
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