I need advice to build my computer

[edenhanan]

I buy a new computer and I need help choosing a graphics card I play mostly lite mmorpg (like dragon nest or raiderZ) and I use Core i5 4460 processor but I want to play at 4K (i already have a monitor) which graphics card to buy? 

 

[pomaranc]

What is your budget?

[edenhanan]

between 200 - 300 $ for the graphics card

 

[tmlhalo]

R9 290(x)

[Goussy]

You can play 4k but it's not going to be the most enjoyable expierence I will say.

[edenhanan]

why it's will not be the most enjoyable expierence ?

[heikkikon]

Probably an R9 290X. Just don't settle for a reference cooler. Not sure about 4K, but that depends entirely on what you play. MMORPGs should be fine IMO.

 

Also according to Pcpartpicker you can get a Zotac GTX 970 for $309.99, but it has mixed reviews and a lot of complaints about coil whine...

[Gremkow]

If you are able to get a cheap R9 290x, go for it. I'm not sure how demanding your games are, so I can't guarantee you a gtx 970 would work for you (980 is not in your budget). So yeah, as I stated go for the 290x

[tmlhalo]

A single R9 290(x) would have issues with eye candy games like crysis or battlefield which usually require SLI or Crossfire. For less demanding games a single 290(x) should be enough. 4k is still immature so support isn't always there as far as UI though.

[R_Golden]

Why not get a nice gaming grade 1440p monitor instead? It will be a better experience in many ways, you still get a nice resolution but you get nice frame rates and you have extra money for other things. 4k just inst worth it.

[Atomika]

Dude, With 200-300 to spend on Graphics cards, Your 4k Experience is going to be shitty and probs run at 30-40 fps on low-medium in newer games.

 

4K gaming isn't really worth it right now.

[heikkikon]

-snip- I play mostly lite mmorpg (like dragon nest or raiderZ) and I use Core i5 4460 processor but I want to play at 4K (i already have a monitor) which graphics card to buy? 

 

 

Why not get a nice gaming grade 1440p monitor instead? It will be a better experience in many ways, you still get a nice resolution but you get nice frame rates and you have extra money for other things. 4k just inst worth it.

 

 

Dude, With 200-300 to spend on Graphics cards, Your 4k Experience is going to be shitty and probs run at 30-40 fps on low-medium in newer games.

 

4K gaming isn't really worth it right now.

 

Edenhanan specifically stated he playes mostly light MMORPGs, those should run fine at 4k, IMO. If he wants to play some more demanding games, he can run them at a smaller resolution, no problem with that. He can upgrade to Xfire later if he so desires.

 

Personally, I didn't have the money to get a 980 in the fall, so I went with an EVGA 970, got more money in Jan and used their step-up to go to a 980. Now I just need two (or three) 1440p monitors to replace my 1080p ones so I'll have some use for all that horsepower, although DSR is quite nice, too.

[tmlhalo]

Edenhanan specifically stated he playes mostly light MMORPGs, those should run fine at 4k, IMO. If he wants to play some more demanding games, he can run them at a smaller resolution, no problem with that. He can upgrade to Xfire later if he so desires.

 

Personally, I didn't have the money to get a 980 in the fall, so I went with an EVGA 970, got more money in Jan and used their step-up to go to a 980. Now I just need two (or three) 1440p monitors to replace my 1080p ones so I'll have some use for all that horsepower, although DSR is quite nice, too.

Thank you, someone else on this forum actually bothered to read OP's post.

[edenhanan]

I managed to get a little more money and I buy at the end of the GTX 980 but I want the future to connect it all in one liquid cooling which uses a reference PCB manufacturer ?

 

i managed to get more money and i buy at the end a gtx 980 but i want in the future to do all in one water cooling, which gpu manufacturer uses reference pcb?

(but not a reference cooling) 

[Najuno]

 

I managed to get a little more money and I buy at the end of the GTX 980 but I want the future to connect it all in one liquid cooling which uses a reference PCB manufacturer ?

 

i managed to get more money and i buy at the end a gtx 980 but i want in the future to do all in one water cooling, which gpu manufacturer uses reference pcb?

(but not a reference cooling) 

 

EVGA GTX980 ACX 2.0 uses a reference PCB.