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beacuse it shits on your 980Ti

295x2.

What's there to recommend? "I have that monitor, so it's great." You rarely have people that had other monitors to compare so it's all just a pissing contest of "I bought this so it must be good". Add a Freesync or Gsync into the matter and you're shorting the list by about 4 panels because that's the whole damn lineup. If you're looking for a general opinion what should you buy - Hey, I'll recommend a 32 inch BenQ 3840x2160 which I'm having myself. 100% Adobe sRGB, 60Hz refresh rate, great quality, perfect size for the panel of a home office gaming monitor. But you're not looking for a general opinion on panels, neither for what is reasonable to run based on your preferences and choices in your PC Build. You're looking for peer pressure what should you buy by someone's recommendation. Don't. Look the reviews yourself, don't be lazy, select the ones based on their specifications and what you can and will afford. And you complain about someone trying to give you more ideas about widening your spectrum into 4K suggesting - Hey, maybe buy this? And that's a big problem. Is it so hard to get an opinion of your own? My mate's got a 34' Ultrawide (LG), and I have a 32' 4K (BenQ). We both reached conclusions that from time to time we would swap with each other, because we see benefit in having either option. I'm having much more vertical space, and the panel in general feels like a huge ass canvas to work with - meanwhile I'm envious of the FOV he has in video games - He sees much more stuff on the horizontal plane, as expected with Ultrawide. Reddting on Ultrawide would personally annoy me, even though it's not a huge difference. Both come with issues - Fallout 4 had problems with supporting it, while Battlefield 4 has a ridiculous scaling of GUI in 4K. I personally love the pixel density of a 4K panel, gaming on it is a completely new experience every single time you turn a game on, the screen clarity is mind boggling, the AntiAliasing more of a "bonus" than a necessity. It really boils down to what you want - and if you are a reasonable customer - you look left, and right - and then make a choice. And regarding the 'He couldn't let go of the 4K thing' - Some people just can't handle facts, and fanboy about everything. If you keep an open mind, you're going to have an open discussion. Another thing is, you came for recommendations and he gave you one. It wasn't what you expected, so you rage about it on a completely different forum? That's what boggles my mind.

You seem like you've made your choice already. Why do you even ask other people for opinion? Go on PCPartPicker and google the lineup of 1440p ultrawide panels. It's not a market of 50 brands and 20 choices per model. If you don't consider 4K, then the whole thread is quite pointless to be fair.

And here I am sitting with 4K ready PC, where I could record a video on Highest settings to give a proper comparison, and some total bewb with a PC that can't run the game in 1080p somehow got his hands on it. fml. If anyone has preordered it and got a Beta Code, I can record a proper comparison.

Why would I buy one of these cards for 409£ when I got 295x2 for 499£?

Not 4k then.

Thought so. Don't want it more quiet, I want it to be running on max all the time to lower the temps a bit. Just a thought.

Tried the Afterburner, you can't change a Fan speed in there as well. I don't think there are any other 3rd party GPU Apps that allow for Fan Speed changes.

Yo. Is there a way to manually manipulate the Fan speed on 295x2? Same happens in the Afterburner?

Basically 295x2.

A very simple question, no need to expand on this too much. How is the performance of Crossfire going along with the new OS?

/del

What's the point of upgrading and then realizing that Crossfire doesn't work in most games?

32' BenQ BL3201PT AHVA 100%SRGB.

It's bad. I had some problems with the cable, so my panel switched to 30Hz instead of 60Hz, it's awful. Unbearable, really, not joking. You feel like there's something wrong with your PC or Hard Drive, because of the stuttering.

It's hard not to be a cynic, with what we've got throughout the past years in NFS series.

970 in SLI is an insta bust, as VRAM doesn't scale and GTA V uses with 295x2 at least 6Gb VRAM, when you're limited with 3.5

cd project behind 9/11

And wasn't it worth it?

No they don't. GTA V didn't.

Kill it with fire.

The only time the Power Argument is valid, is when your budged it limited and you want to run on your current PSU which couldn't handle the draw. However it seems irrelevant, considering the cost of the Top Gen GPU.

You want to run triple 4K setup? You won't get 30 frames in Minecraft.