Games that run on Ati 6570

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Any game that runs on the HD8670D will run as well or better on the HD6570.

As it would turn out, the HD8670D, can play almost any game made at pretty smooth frame rates (30-60FPS) at low resolution like 720P. The VISUAL QUALITY in modern titles will have to be sacrificed with low to medium texture and effect settings, and disabled post processing (no AA), but the GPU can play just about any game made at 30FPS or better. (which is usually the cuttoff for what is considered "playable").

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/amd_a10_6800k_review_apu,11.html
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/amd-a10-6800k_6.html#sect0

I wouldn't recommend 1080P for the HD6570 regardless, the render output pipeline is too narrow. Doesn't...
you can search online for benchmarks
"radeon 6570 benchmark"

the answer is it depends on lots of things including the resolution of your monitor .

As a general rule you probably want to play games that are a few years old . They are way less challenging that 2014 games , and you can still have fun if you havent played them b4
 
Any game that runs on the HD8670D will run as well or better on the HD6570.

As it would turn out, the HD8670D, can play almost any game made at pretty smooth frame rates (30-60FPS) at low resolution like 720P. The VISUAL QUALITY in modern titles will have to be sacrificed with low to medium texture and effect settings, and disabled post processing (no AA), but the GPU can play just about any game made at 30FPS or better. (which is usually the cuttoff for what is considered "playable").

http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/amd_a10_6800k_review_apu,11.html
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/amd-a10-6800k_6.html#sect0

I wouldn't recommend 1080P for the HD6570 regardless, the render output pipeline is too narrow. Doesn't really matter if you're dealing with new games or games made a few years ago you're going to bottleneck hard on the ROPs at 1080P regardless and run into performance problems.
 
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