FPS Proof

AMD FirePro D500

Which games run on the FirePro D500, and at what FPS?

The FirePro D500 meets the minimum requirements of 73% of the catalog's games and the recommended ones of 37%.

Score

4,560

on our scale

Video memory

3 GB

Minimum requirements

73%

of the catalog's games

Recommended requirements

37%

of the catalog's games

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Popular games on the FirePro D500

Game Requirements ExpectedMeasured
Counter-Strike 2
Meets the minimum Medium · ≈45 FPS —
Cyberpunk 2077
Below minimum Low · ≈16 FPS —
Black Myth: Wukong
Below minimum Low · ≈16 FPS —
Red Dead Redemption 2
Below minimum Low · ≈24 FPS —
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Minimum Low · ≈40 FPS —
Elden Ring
Below minimum Low · ≈16 FPS —
Baldur's Gate 3
Below minimum Low · ≈17 FPS —
Dota 2
Meets the minimum Ultra · 240+ FPS —
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
Below minimum Low · ≈23 FPS —
Fortnite
Minimum Medium · ≈85 FPS —
Grand Theft Auto V
Recommended High · ≈65 FPS —
League of Legends
Recommended Ultra · ≈150 FPS —
Marvel Rivals
Below minimum Low · ≈16 FPS —
Minecraft: Java Edition
Recommended High · ≈70 FPS —
Valorant
Recommended Ultra · 240+ FPS —
PUBG: Battlegrounds
Minimum Low · ≈35 FPS —
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege
Below minimum Low · ≈21 FPS —
Terraria
Recommended Ultra · 240+ FPS —
Rust
Minimum Low · ≈26 FPS —
Garry's Mod
Minimum Medium · ≈70 FPS —
Helldivers 2
Below minimum Low · ≈22 FPS —
Left 4 Dead 2
Recommended Ultra · 240+ FPS —
Euro Truck Simulator 2
Minimum Medium · ≈45 FPS —
Dead by Daylight
Recommended Ultra · 240+ FPS —
Phasmophobia
Below minimum Low · ≈16 FPS —
Among Us
Recommended Ultra · ≈105 FPS —
Geometry Dash
Meets the minimum Ultra · 240+ FPS —
ARK: Survival Evolved
Meets the minimum Low · ≈35 FPS —
The Forest
Recommended Ultra · ≈70 FPS —

"Expected" is an estimate from the game's requirements at 1080p, with a processor that doesn't hold the card back. "Measured" is the average FPS owners of this card measured with the FPS Proof app.

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