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I might be able to do this but i really dont want to mess around with that, free time is hard to find most days

oh wow ok sorry i didnt even know, i'm not choosing any color, i just write without any formating...
 
 

never mind guys haha sorry

Yeah you can use any resolution, it doesn't need to be between 2K and 4K either.

According to the tech specs at that link, that TV has 3  hdmi inputs, and at least one of those is version 2.0a which means that it can accept up to 3840x2160 at 60 fps on  that HDMI connector.
The TV won't care that at the other end of the HDMI cable is a computer , or a bluray player, or a game console .. as long as the device at the other end sends a proper HDMI signal, it will display it.
 
This being said, the tech specs say that 1080p content is upscaled (resized) to 4K which is what you expect, but at least in the specs there's no word about intermediary resolutions.  The TV may accept them and upscale to the best of its capabilities, or may simply say resolution not suppported in which case you can do the trick I mentioned with the video card settings (usually found under Scaling or something like that)
You may find more details in the manual which you should be able to download from Samsung's website .. here's the support page (scroll down to manual)
 
A few notes:
 
* In order to see 4K at 60fps on the TV, your video card must also have a HDMI connector that's at least version 2.0 - if  your video card has only version 1.4 or something less than 2.0 the video card and TV may still show 4K but only at 30 fps and games will not feel right
 
* if you don't have hdmi 2.0 on the video card but the video card has a DisplayPort connector , you can buy DisplayPort to HDMI converters which will create a HDMI 2.0 connector for your video card - they're about 28-30$ on Amazon :
** https://www.amazon.com/Plugable-DisplayPort-Supports-displays-3840x2160/dp/B00S0C7QO8/
** https://www.amazon.com/DisplayPort-HDMI-2-0a-Active-Adapter/dp/B01B6ZOMIS/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1489393659&sr=8-5&keywords=displayport+to+hdmi+2.0
** https://www.amazon.com/Club3D-Displayport-1-2-HDMI-CAC-1070/dp/B017BQ8I54/
There's cheaper converters out there (at around 13-15$) but those can only do 4K at 30 fps or if they do 60 fps, they do it with loss of color information so games may look washed out, blander.
 
* most TVs have a lot of processing time, which means there's some delay between the moment the video card sends a video frame and the moment that frame is actually shown on the LCD panel. In some extreme cases, this delay can be up to 100ms , which makes it very hard to play games on such TVs and can even cause headaches. These TVs are otherwise great for movies or working with applications (2d stuff), as the only thing you'd notice would be delay between mouse moves or key presses showing up with some delay on the screen.
Some TVs that have this problem also have some options in the menu that reduce this delay by disabling some features useful for movie playback or TV but less useful for gaming.  You should check the manual to see if there's some " Gaming mode" or options to disable extra features and/or maybe search for reviews for that TV and see if the reviewer experienced that delay.
And last, you could always go into a mall or someplace that has that TV and check it out in person and then order it online. (maybe borrow a tablet or some portable game that has hdmi out and plug a cable in the tv to see how fast it reacts to typing or moving mouse)
 
 

yea.. less than 55fps hurts me a little lol

hehe
 
and now for your eyes...
almost finished, waiting for sleeved wrap from ebay to hide theses awful yellow and red psu cables
 
 

mmmmmmmmm whipped cream

holy crap.
Is this really like making it twice as fast as my i7 920 when rendering videos?
It's like 2.6ghz

The 7700k is 350us, the SR7 which is the Ryzen CPU with 8 cores and 16 threads is rumored to be 500us, at least. I don't consider that similar sorry.
 
 

(rumor) http://en.yibada.com/articles/183060/20170103/amd-ryzen-summit-ridge-sr7-vs-intel-core-i7-7700k-kaby-lake-specs-performance-and-price-comparison.htm
 
Even so-    $350 for 8 threads vs $500 for 16?
 

I mean the new technologies in the cpu are not only about the ghz... right?

and i uninstalled the 2015 version to try again 2017... and now it works too... lol.. i'm not gonna ask questions

it's a large check mark on the bottom left of a post. Just press the tick on whatever post was the answer.

noctua fans seems nice but wtf the colors lol