Pushing the 12K PC Gaming Boundary at 1.5 Billion Pixels per Second

[MammothJerk]

already a topic here http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/39627-pushing-the-12k-pc-gaming-boundary-at-15-billion-pixels-per-second/

[waxdt]

Just did the calculations. A 12K 16:9 display would actualy need to be 11,520 x 6,480 pixels.

[waxdt]

already a topic here http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/39627-pushing-the-12k-pc-gaming-boundary-at-15-billion-pixels-per-second/

 

Ok my fault. Searched for it but not hard enough

[Gamebozzo]

what would happen if u had 2 780s inside a machine running 4k, would it run crysis on anything near 60fps?? just wondering

[Gamebozzo]

what would happen if u had 2 780s inside a machine running 4k, would it run crysis on anything near 60fps?? just wondering

by crysis i mean crysis 3 :D

[FloRolf]

what would happen if u had 2 780s inside a machine running 4k, would it run crysis on anything near 60fps?? just wondering

 

Not on Ultra + AA. but maybe with medium settings ^^

[Gamebozzo]

Not on Ultra + AA. but maybe with medium settings ^^

what about 2 790s (if they ever come out theyll probably be like 2 overclocked sli 780s on one card x2 cause two in SLI)

[FloRolf]

what about 2 790s (if they ever come out theyll probably be like 2 overclocked sli 780s on one card x2 cause two in SLI)

 

Considering it would only be 3gb of vram and 4way sli doesnt scale well, probably not.