Bombsahoy

Here is my final answer to this whole topic "is 4gb of vram be enough for 4k gaming" 4gb of vram should be enough for most games, right now, but I see in the future that it will start to be too little or will have disadvantages for new games that will be more graphically demanding in the future. Also is though you could run your games at the 4k resloution , you would most likely not get to max them out due to the power needed to run at these resolutions. I think most of us can agree with this because though we might have the large amounts of vram at a touch without the power needed to draw the images to the screen at that resolution we will not be able to play without more power from multiple GPU working in crossfire of sli or at least turning down the setting.

Mr. Expert got his trolling skill to 100, thanks to you guys feeding him non stop. Seriously guys, just ignore the damned fool.

The next gen graphics card, after Hawaii/Maxwell, should be on the doorstep of 4k. Besides, even a mid range pc is guaranteed 1080p gaming unlike consoles and stuff. Battlefield 4 at 720p ftw

nope. some guy on youtube had 4 titans sli playing crysis 3 maxed out every setting on a 4k monitor and it was 30fps solid

Fixed. DICE (subsidiary of EA) develops Battlefield/MoH. DICE does a fantastic job. EA simply publishes the games.

its not too much of your fault. reference pcb gtx 560 has poor quality vrm's. blame nvidia . so do your research of a particular gpu before you overclock it. i have a reference pcb gtx 570 which also has poor quality vrm's, this is why i don't overclock it for now unless im hyper some vendors like asus, gigabyte etc. add more vrm's

lets hope u do .

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Mine does fine after upgrading to a Turion tl-60  from the Athlon. I guess mine could have a better cooler though, I have an Aspire 5532.

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