Yes, runs great. About 300+ fps on High at 1080p with a processor that does not limit the card. Add your own processor and memory to sharpen the answer.
Runs great · Minecraft: Java Edition
Expect smooth play on High or better at 1080p.
| Resolution | Low | Medium | High | Ultra |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1080p | 300+ | 300+ | 300+ | 300+ |
| 1440p | 300+ | 300+ | 300+ | 269 |
| 4K | 300+ | 291 | 208 | 150 |
Average frames per second. 60 or more feels smooth. These are estimates; real results vary by scene, drivers and game version.
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Core i3-3210 or AMD A8-7600 | Core i5-4690 or AMD A10-7800 |
| Graphics | Intel HD 4000 or AMD Radeon R5 | GeForce 700 series or AMD Radeon Rx 200 series |
| Memory | 4 GB | 4 GB |
| Storage | – | – |
Requirements as stated by the publisher.
Updated October 3, 2026
Estimated average fps by resolution and preset.
Our estimate puts the Arc B580 at about 300+ fps on High at 1080p in Minecraft: Java Edition, which means it runs comfortably. On Low the same card manages about 300+ fps, and on Ultra about 300+.
The graphics card is the limit here, so lowering the resolution or the quality preset is what raises your frame rate.
For a steady 60 fps, our estimate says: 1080p: Ultra (about 300+ fps); 1440p: Ultra (about 269 fps); 4K: Ultra (about 150 fps).
Minecraft: Java Edition lists 4 GB of RAM (recommending 4 GB) and a processor of the Core i5-4690 class. Our estimate assumes a processor that does not limit the Arc B580, so enter yours in the checker above if it is older than that.
For reference, the next card up in our list, the Radeon RX 7800 XT, is estimated at 300+ fps on High at 1080p, so you have room to raise settings or resolution on the Arc B580.
Our estimate is about 300+ fps on High at 1080p, and about 300+ fps on Low. Verdict: Yes, runs great.
At 1080p, Ultra holds about 300+ fps. At 1440p, Ultra holds 60 fps. Even 4K is possible on Ultra.
Minecraft: Java Edition lists 4 GB as its minimum and recommends 4 GB. The graphics card does not change that: with less memory than the minimum the game can stutter or fail to start whatever card you have.