10 Aug 2021 - Graphics card reviewed

The Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB is a very low performing piece of gaming hardware and can probably only run indie system requirements.

All games with system requirements of DirectX 12 or lower are met by this card.

Here is a quick game performance synopsis for the AAA games played in 2023. In particular we focus on how well the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB runs at Ultra graphics settings and what frames per second it is getting at 1080p, 1440p and 4K monitor resolutions. In comparison to the game recommended requirements of the 1000 most demanding games played today this PC hardware can run 224.

The 1080p FPS on Ultra for the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB shows us that Back 4 Blood is getting a weak result of 20 FPS, and then we are seeing FIFA 22 returning a good 67 FPS while another game on our list is the Battlefield 2042 which is getting 0 frames per second at Ultra 1080p.

People are turning their increasingly more powerful graphics cards to the popular 1440p screen size so we tested the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB to see how it performs on 1440p. First off we have looked at FIFA 22 where it was reasonable. The frame rates it scored for the game presets were - Low: 134 FPS, Medium: 105 FPS, High: 71 FPS and Ultra: 51 FPS. We added Battlefield 2042 to our tests and saw it was weak with a 0 FPS at Ultra 1440p. And then tested Back 4 Blood which got 15 FPS at Ultra 1440p. Running games at 1440p with a Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB is in need of some graphics adjustments to get some stability, which means its not an ideal gaming resolution for this GPU.

How many years will the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB graphics card play newly released games and how long until you should consider upgrading the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB in your PC? This Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB card has 12 to 18 months of latest AAA game play left in it before upgrading should be considered

Whats a good PC graphics upgrade for the Radeon RX 560 XFX Double Dissipation OC 2GB? A good upgrade choice for this graphics card today would be the RX 5000 Series Radeon RX 5500 XT 8GB. For comparison of the 1000 most demanding games around today this suggested upgrade is 54% better and can meet 716 of their recommended requirements. Alternatively upgrading this graphics card would have us consider the RX 5000 Series Radeon RX 5300 which is 23% more powerful. This upgrade choice can also run 300 games from the most demanding games today.