4k resolution requierments
rubin180
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hi guys, i'm looking forward to upgrade to a 4k display, and with it obviously a new graphics card.
i'd like to know which graphics card would i need to game at 4k at high settings with over 60fps (cant find any benchmarks for this game)
thanks in advance
i'd like to know which graphics card would i need to game at 4k at high settings with over 60fps (cant find any benchmarks for this game)
thanks in advance
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So I say get two GTX 980 Ti (Not 908s or a Titan X).
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What's your current gpu? If budget is no issue I would wait for next generation cards for couple of months and buy the best, or if budget is an issue wait again the next generation cards so you can get 980tis couple of hundred cheaper.
Like applepie said it's worth the wait. The next generation cards should be more honed to 4k and it's requirements.
3840x2160=7516800
Its close to 4x the pixels, simplified math suggests that if your capable of getting 100FPS with 1080, you will get 25FPS with 2160.
Its not exact as theres a bit more to it, but it will do as a rule of thumb.
4k gaming is still pretty much out of reach for a single card, especially if you go for all the bells and whistles.
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Over 2k Golden Hawkeyes.
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Not getting the expected black bars left and right but a distorted picture.
It's not just the cards though its the game design and game engines they are all lacking solid 4k support. I suppose the newer AAA titles don't have any issues though.
FYI hz is hz... ( but pipes BAM the pipes, well unless it's programmed those pipes will go unused ) card chasing is silly, the key is get a 2600k ( don't think the new K are as hardy as the 2600 because of those extra cores ) crank to 5ghz
Game will run beautiful
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& my Skylake i7600k & it looks almost the same though,
It's not worth playing in 4k.
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If Pascal is going to be such a huge jump, though, it's silly to upgrade big now. As long as your computer plays every game with decent quality, then just hold off a few years and then do a big upgrade once your system really sucks.
It is overkill, but he he wishes to maintain high settings @ 60fps on 4K as well as maintain high fps in high(ish) settings for other games, it isn't overkill at all. Unless he's getting the cards just for AA:PG....but I seriously doubt he's buying a GPU and a 4k monitor for only one game....
"I love the Union and the Constitution, but I would rather leave the Union with the Constitution than remain in the Union without it." — Jefferson Davis
There is no current plan to release NV link as a third party interconnection to replace pci-e with first pascal cards and the performance will still be a lot more than current gpu generations (hence 10x more under certain benchmarks). NV link becomes relevant for better scaling of multi gpu solutions for later released pascal cards and will be only interesting for ppl who wanna go with +3 CPUs.
So don't worry, you won't need to upgrade your motherboard if you have 1 with pci-e 3.0
If OP wants to upgrade for 4K gaming, now is the worst time for it. Just wait for next generation to be released.
Ahh that is 16:10 5k and if you can't see a difference, get glasses. No jaggedness anywhere and do not even have to use any Anti-Aliasing.. DSR rocks! People look perfect from any distance.. beautiful perfection.
5k pixels on a 16:10 24" CRT screen... please.. that is top shelf.
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