GeForce GTX 560 in 2022 | A 11 Year Old GPU vs Modern Gaming

A decade has passed since this card was considered a viable mid-range option for a casual gamer, so what about it's modern day performance, has it still got any juice left for the modern releases of recent times?

Games:
Total War Troy
Mafia Remake
Dirt Rally 2
Far Cry New Dawn
Kingdom Come Deliverance
Counter Strike GO
World War Z
Witcher 3

Music:
Static - Land of Fire [Audio Library Release] Free Copyright-safe Music

PC SPECS:
CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 1400
GPU - MSI Twin Frozr II GTX 560 1GB
MB - ASUS A320M-K
OS - Windows 10 PRO 64-BIT
RAM - 8+4GB CRUCIAL BALISTIX DDR4 2400MHZ

[Sam-K]

I'm not sure if you remember me but a few days ago I asked which card I should pick and you recommended me the HD7790. Well, yesterday I finally picked-up the card and so far I'm really impressed with the results so thanks again!
The reason I'm commenting in this video is because a lot of benchmark sites tend to put the HD7790 just below the GTX560 but after comparing the results of this video with your HD7790 video (linked below) it's clear as day that AMD's GCN architecture has a *MASSIVE* advantage over Fermi:
I think 7790's performance is well within the realm of GTX480/570 + it draws less than half the power. All in all, a potent little beast!

[-n-]

i bought mine for $20 and i only play BF1 at 768p Low-Med stable 60FPS

[retrJT]

I got the Red dead redemption 2 to work on the GTX 560m but it was really slow
10-12 fps on 720p