Arc B570

Arc B570

VS
Intel Arc A770

Arc A770

Arc B570 vs Arc A770

Which graphics card should you buy in 2026? Full spec comparison and analysis.

Our Pick: Arc B570

The Arc B570 wins this matchup with better value for money, lower price ($219 vs $349). At $219, it's also the more affordable option.

Performance Overview

Arc B570Arc A770

Overall Performance

25
28

Gaming

27
30

Value for Money

84
60

Specifications Comparison

SpecificationArc B570Arc A770
MSRP$219Win$349
VRAM10GB16GBWin
Memory TypeGDDR6GDDR6
Boost Clock2500MHzWin2400MHz
Base Clock1700MHz2100MHzWin
Shader/Stream Processors288512Win
Performance11.5TFLOPS17.2TFLOPSWin
TDP150WWin225W
Memory Bus160-bit256-bitWin
Bandwidth380GB/s560GB/sWin
ArchitectureXe2 (Battlemage)Xe HPG
Process Node5nmWin6nm
RT Cores1832Win
AI UpscalingXeSS 2XeSS
InterfacePCIe 4.0 x8PCIe 4.0 x16
Power Connector1x 8-pin2x 8-pin
Card Length272mm267mmWin
Benchmark Score25/10028/100Win
Gaming Score27/10030/100Win
Value Score84/100Win60/100

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Arc B570 better than the Arc A770?

The Arc B570 is the stronger card overall. It scores 25/100 in synthetic benchmarks and 27/100 in gaming versus 28/100 and 30/100 for the Arc A770. In practical terms, the Arc B570 is a 1080p high card while the Arc A770 targets 1080p high. The Arc B570 also has 10GB of GDDR6 on a 160-bit bus, giving it more headroom for high-res textures and future titles.

Which is the better value, Arc B570 or Arc A770?

The Arc A770 costs 59% more for about 12% more performance. The Arc B570 at $219 offers noticeably better performance per dollar. Our value scores reflect this: Arc B570 gets 84/100 and Arc A770 gets 60/100. If you are building on a tighter budget, the Arc B570 at $219 is the smarter buy. If you can stretch to $349 and want the extra performance, the Arc A770 justifies its price for demanding workloads.

Can the Arc B570 or Arc A770 run games at 4K?

Neither card is an ideal 4K GPU. The Arc A770 can manage 4K at medium settings in less demanding titles, but both are really designed for 1080p gaming. If 4K is a priority, consider stepping up to a higher-tier card.

Arc B570 vs Arc A770 for 1440p gaming -- which is better?

At 1440p, the Arc A770 is more comfortable but you may need to dial settings down in newer AAA games. The Arc B570 will struggle at 1440p ultra in demanding titles. For a consistent 1440p experience, the Arc A770 is the safer choice.

What CPU should I pair with the Arc B570 or Arc A770?

To avoid bottlenecking the Arc B570 (gaming score 27/100), pair it with at least a Ryzen 5 7600 or Ryzen 5 9600X. For the Arc A770 (gaming score 30/100), a Ryzen 5 7600 or Ryzen 5 9600X will keep things balanced. Overspending on the CPU relative to the GPU -- or vice versa -- leaves performance on the table. As a rule of thumb, your CPU should cost roughly 40-60% of your GPU budget for a gaming-focused build.

Is the Arc B570 worth it in 2026?

The Arc B570 remains a solid buy in 2026. With 10GB of GDDR6 and Xe2 (Battlemage) architecture, it handles current games at 1080p high settings without issues. Support for XeSS 2 extends its lifespan further by boosting frame rates in supported titles. At $219 MSRP, it offers strong value and should stay relevant for at least another 2-3 years of AAA gaming.

Should I wait for next-gen or buy the Arc B570 now?

If you need a GPU now, the Arc B570 at $219 is a perfectly capable 1080p card. The latest GPUs (NVIDIA RTX 50-series Blackwell, AMD RDNA 4) are now available, so consider comparing against the newest options in your budget. The Arc B570's Xe2 (Battlemage) architecture and 10GB VRAM still have plenty of life left.

How much power does the Arc B570 vs Arc A770 use?

The Arc A770 draws 225W TDP versus 150W for the Arc B570, a difference of 75W. A 650W PSU should handle either card comfortably. The power difference is modest enough that PSU choice should not be a deciding factor between these two. The Arc B570 uses a 1x 8-pin connector while the Arc A770 needs 2x 8-pin.

How many FPS can I expect from the Arc B570 vs Arc A770?

Exact FPS varies by game and settings, but based on our gaming benchmark scores (Arc B570: 27/100, Arc A770: 30/100), the Arc A770 typically delivers 11% more frames than the Arc B570 at the same resolution and settings. In popular titles at 1080p, the Arc A770 with its 17.2 TFLOPS of compute power and 560 GB/s memory bandwidth pushes well above 60 FPS. Enabling XeSS upscaling can boost that by another 30-50% with minimal visual quality loss.

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