AMD Ryzen 5 5600 + Radeon RX 580

Processor

AMD Ryzen 5 5600

21,599
CPU Mark
Faster than 88% of 1,255
20.97 % BOTTLENECK
One part is holding you back
Graphics card

Radeon RX 580

8,901
G3D Mark
Faster than 60% of 268
Limiting part

The AMD Ryzen 5 5600 paired with the Radeon RX 580 produces a 20.97% bottleneck. The GPU is the limit, so it finishes its share of each frame last and the other component waits. A gap this size is worth planning an upgrade around.

Every build has a bottleneck; the question is only whether it sits where you want it. Read the figure alongside the limiting part, because the same percentage means different things at 1080p and at 4K.

Estimated FPS at 1080p, high preset

Ranges, not exact figures: identical builds vary by roughly a quarter in real use depending on drivers, thermals and background load. Bars are scaled against the fastest title here, and each row states which component sets its ceiling.

Every title here is GPU-limited on this pairing.

Fortnite 105-175FPS
CS:GO 172-286FPS
GTA V 63-105FPS
Apex Legends 67-112FPS
PUBG 68-114FPS

Method: estimated from measured GPU baseline framerates and PassMark CPU scores, capped by whichever component limits first. Workload factors derived from the OpenML "fps-in-video-games" dataset (CC-BY, Sven Peeters).

AMD Ryzen 5 5600 and Radeon RX 580: FPS by game and resolution

High preset. Each cell is a range; the label marks which component sets the ceiling. Blank cells mean this pairing has no measured data for that combination, and nothing is estimated in.

Game 720p 1080p 1440p
Fortnite 111-185 GPU 105-175 GPU 74-124 GPU
CS:GO 164-273 GPU 172-286 GPU 120-200 GPU
PUBG 76-127 GPU 68-114 GPU 57-94 GPU
GTA V 68-114 GPU 63-105 GPU 46-76 GPU
Apex Legends - 67-112 GPU -
Overwatch - 103-172 GPU 74-124 GPU
League of Legends - 136-227 GPU -
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 - 69-115 GPU -
Battlefield 1 - 69-115 GPU -
Battlefield 4 - 86-143 GPU -
Rust - 52-87 GPU -
Minecraft - 155-259 GPU -
World of Tanks - 97-162 GPU -
ARK: Survival Evolved - 49-81 GPU -

How quality settings affect this build: Fortnite at 1080p

Dropping settings only helps while the GPU is the limit. Once the label reads CPU, lowering quality stops buying frames on this pairing.

Every preset here is GPU-limited, which is exactly why the bars barely move.

Low 133-222FPS
Medium 127-212FPS
High 105-175FPS
Max 74-124FPS

Bottleneck by resolution

Raising resolution shifts load from the CPU to the GPU, so the balance of this pairing changes with the display it drives. Note this measures imbalance, not speed: the lowest figure is usually the lowest resolution, which is not the one to play at. Read it alongside the limiting part.

Smallest imbalance 1280x720 19.6% bottleneck · GPU-limited
Largest imbalance 7680x4620 38.8% bottleneck · GPU-limited

On this chart a longer bar is worse: it measures imbalance, not speed.

1280x720 19.6%
GPU-limited
1366x768 19.8%
GPU-limited
1600x900 20.0%
GPU-limited
1920x1080 20.6%
GPU-limited
2560x1440 your setting 21.0%
GPU-limited
3840x2160 25.2%
GPU-limited
5120x2880 29.1%
GPU-limited
7680x4620 38.8%
GPU-limited

How these parts rank

Position within the 1,255 processors and 268 graphics cards in our database, by the same benchmark scores this calculator runs on.

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 5600 Faster than 88% of CPUs listed · #154 of 1,255
Graphics card Radeon RX 580 Faster than 60% of GPUs listed · #106 of 268

Upgrade options

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