Which should you buy?
Buy the Arc B570 if you want the faster card: it's 12% ahead at 4K. The RX 7600 is the better buy only if it costs at least 8% less, the gap at 1440p, because then it delivers more frames per dollar. Already own the RX 7600? Going to the Arc B570 gains 8% at 1440p, which is too small to justify replacing it.
Buy the Arc B570 if…
- you want the most FPS: it's 12% faster at 4K and 8% at 1440p.
- you play with ray tracing: 23 vs 16 FPS at 1440p.
- you play at 4K or use high-resolution texture packs: 10 GB of VRAM vs 8 GB.
- you want the newer card (2025) with the longer driver and feature support ahead of it.
Buy the RX 7600 if…
- it costs at least 8% less than the Arc B570, which makes it the better value per frame.
- it's the cheaper of the two where you shop: performance is close enough that price decides.
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These numbers use a Ryzen 7 9800X3D to isolate the graphics card. Your own CPU, resolution and settings change the result, so run your exact parts through the calculator.
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Arc B570 vs RX 7600: quick answers
Is the Arc B570 faster than the RX 7600?
Yes. The Arc B570 is about 12% faster at 4K and 8% faster at 1440p in AAA games at High settings. With ray tracing on at 1440p the Arc B570 gets about 23 FPS and the RX 7600 16 FPS.
How many FPS do the Arc B570 and RX 7600 get?
With a Ryzen 7 9800X3D at High settings in AAA games, the Arc B570 averages about 67 FPS at 1080p, 47 at 1440p and 27 at 4K. The RX 7600 averages 67, 43 and 24 FPS. DLSS, FSR or XeSS upscaling adds roughly 40% where the graphics card is the limit.
What CPU do I need for the Arc B570 or RX 7600?
To keep the CPU bottleneck under 10% at 1440p, the Arc B570 needs a Ryzen 5 3600 or faster and the RX 7600 needs a Ryzen 5 3600 or faster. At 1080p you need a faster CPU for the same result, and at 4K a slower one is fine. A slower CPU narrows the gap between the Arc B570 and the RX 7600.