Can you run three 4k monitors with three titan x's

[Sanderel]

Nvidia

Titan

4k

[zappian]

Yes lol.

But dont expect 120 fps , thats a lot of pixels.

Even 60 will be hard.

[Glenwing]

Yes, you can run 3 4K monitors from a TITAN X. You will probably not get good framerates if you use them for games though.

[theelitegamer]

You can but doesn't mean you should. 12k pixels is ALOT!

[Ziggamasta]

3 way sli.... hmmm. Who has the cash for that?? but yes you could play most games at that, perhaps not a max details though.... it is a HELL of a lot of pixels... Also I'm not certain how many games would support that resolution...

[GlassBomb]

You can but doesn't mean you should. 12k pixels is ALOT!

 

4k is close to 9M Pixels.

 

Three times that is around 26.5M Pixels. The technology to drive that (for 60fps gaming) isn't out anytime soon yet. But yes, you will be able to drive three 4k screens with three Titan X's. Me personally wouldn't, though. Surround gaming is still a bit of 'meh' to me. Unless we are talking flight/racing sims. Games like that, where you are within a cockpit.

[NeatSquidYT]

You can but doesn't mean you should. 12k pixels is ALOT!

Haha, 4k is not 4,000 pixels

[The_Spartan74]

Yes but you don't need 3 Titan X one is good

[theelitegamer]

4k is close to 9M Pixels.

 

Three times that is around 26.5M Pixels. The technology to drive that (for 60fps gaming) isn't out anytime soon yet. But yes, you will be able to drive three 4k screens with three Titan X's. Me personally wouldn't, though. Surround gaming is still a bit of 'meh' to me. Unless we are talking flight/racing sims. Games like that, where you are within a cockpit.

sorry late night browsing got to me

[simson0606]

in theory it would do fine but keep in mind scaling is not 100% so it would probably do on medium-high at 40-60fps (just guess work)

 

but that costs a loooooooot of moneys (if you would do this please make a log, just because of the e-peen)

[typographie]

You can but doesn't mean you should. 12k pixels is ALOT!

 

3840 × 2160 (single 4K) = 8,249,400 pixels

 

11,520 × 2160 (triple 4K) = 24,883,200 pixels

 

Nvidia

Titan

4k

 

To "run" three 4K displays you just need a video card with support for three monitors (which is nearly all of them) with the proper display outputs.

 

To game at 11520×2160, assuming utterly unrealistic SLI scaling, three Titan X's could potentially get you up to where a single Titan X does on a single 4K display. Which is about 40–60 FPS in most games. But I don't even trust games to support dual SLI well; it seems like support for triple and quad SLI is abysmal more often than not. Anything near 100% scaling would be the exception.

 

In my opinion, even with unlimited money to throw at it, there just aren't products on the market that make this practical yet. Wait a few GPU generations if you want triple-4K.

[theelitegamer]

3840 × 2160 (single 4K) = 8,249,400 pixels

 

11,520 × 2160 (triple 4K) = 24,883,200 pixels

 

 

I'm aware, I posted that when I was doing an all nighter. My bad.

[FruitBasketSilex]

You can but doesn't mean you should. 12k pixels is ALOT!

That wouldn't be 12k, iirc it would be about 24 million.

[theelitegamer]

Dude, said to two other people that I was wrong, plz I know.

That wouldn't be 12k, iirc it would be about 24 million.

[FruitBasketSilex]

Dude, said to two other people that I was wrong, plz I know.

Sorry, didn't know.