jones177

Right now I am using a 49" LG NamoCell 85 TV as a monitor. It is HDMI 2.1, IPS, 4k 120hz with a 30 series card.

The CPU benches and gamed in the 60s so heat was never an issue. The only test I did with CPU data was at 3440 X 1440 since at was my gaming resolution at he time. As you can see Heaven renders on one thread.

I tested Heaven with my i7 8086k stock and with a 5.1ghz overclock. Here is the results.

If you want to order one go through Newegg. They are cheaper than the openbenchtable website.

It is a Streacom.

It is called PC and it is set to deep color. I expect it to do 4k 120hz with a HDMI 2.1 video card but they won't do YCbCr420 4k 120hz now. The NanoCell does.

The B9s are using V500.02 but with a 2080 ti they only show 4k 60hz and 1440 120hz.

With my LG B9 only 1440p 120hz comes up in the Nvidia menu. I have no use for the setting since I am a 4k eye candy gamer but find it interesting that it is there.

Thanks. I tossed all my old 2.0 cables since I expected to have 30 series cards by now. Little did I know. Why would the NanoCell support this and not the OLEDs? It seems like a selling point to me. I guess now I can play Fortnight at 4k 120hz even before a get a 30 series card, not that I ever wanted to.

Need experts to explain this to me. I was playing around with my LG NanoCell 85 TV and got 4k 120hz. It is with a EVGA 1080 ti SC2 with an HDMI 2.1 cable. My OLED TVs I only get 4k 60 with a 2080 ti. Here is what it looks like in the Nvidia control panel.

2080 ti GPUs are either A or non A. The non As have a 280 watt power limit so they run at lower mhz and are not overclocked by the board partners. By contrast my EVGA FTW3 Ultra has a power limit of 373 watts. A good example is the EVGA Black with a boost clock of 1545mhz. Your GPU = TU102-300A-K1-A1 EVGA Black = TU102-300-K3-A1

I tried using one as a monitor and in just over a year I got burn-in. It was Chrome that did it. Not a bright logo. I still use OLEDs for gaming but not browsing or forums.

I like lots of enemy NPCs in my games so I use Mods like : Endless Warfare Lots More Settlers and Enemies NPCs Travel War Of The Commonwealth - Spawns (Includes Far Harbor Spawns) -UPDATED- (For the VR version of Fallout 4) I play as a Minuteman so: We Are The Minutemen I like to build settlements so: Red Rocket Settlements University Point Settlement Season Pass Edition Mystic Pines Settlement Home Reeb Marina Settlement Breakheart Banks Settlement Season Pass Edi

As long as you don't use one as a monitor you will be fine.

6 cores is good for now but how long will now last. I have a 6 core gaming PC and a 10 core gaming PCs. In one game the 10 core is 15 frames faster with the same GPU so I am done with 6 cores.