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Here’s what Crysis 3 looks like in 8K

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Aren't we really just seeing it in 1080p again? You're taking an 8k image, and scaling it down to 1080p (assuming you're running a 1080p screen.)... So it might be a tad prettier... But in real life on a native resolution, I'm sure that image is STUNNING.

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I wonder how it looked if it actually had more pollygons. More pixels don't actually improve graphics.

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This makes me want to skip 4k and wait for 8k but i know if i do that ill be waiting for 16k and so on.

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lol, 4 Titan Zs powering this probably couldn't even get 15 fps lol

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Aren't we really just seeing it in 1080p again? You're taking an 8k image, and scaling it down to 1080p (assuming you're running a 1080p screen.)... So it might be a tad prettier... But in real life on a native resolution, I'm sure that image is STUNNING.

 

They are indeed downscaled, check OP for the real deal  ;)  ;)

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They are indeed downscaled, check OP for the real deal  ;)  ;)

Even still. The idea is that we're looking at an 8k image, on a 1080p screen.

 

It's just like when you watch a TV commercial for a different flat screen, and you think "Man, pretty colors" then you realize that you're seeing those colors on your TV, in the commercial, right now...

 

The pictures are pretty yes, but they don't really show us anything.

We're just seeing a dressed up 1080p image, not an 8k image.

I'd love to see this on a 30" 8k monitor or something... Not a pixel to be seen. :)

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the hanging vines in the second one still look like shit 

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the hanging vines in the second one still look like shit 

That's because they need more Polygons, not just more pixels.

If we could take the 8k image, and add polygons to suit the image quality, it would be AMAZING...

It would be like looking at a beautiful picture.

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Even still. The idea is that we're looking at an 8k image, on a 1080p screen.

 

It's just like when you watch a TV commercial for a different flat screen, and you think "Man, pretty colors" then you realize that you're seeing those colors on your TV, in the commercial, right now...

 

The pictures are pretty yes, but they don't really show us anything.

We're just seeing a dressed up 1080p image, not an 8k image.

I'd love to see this on a 30" 8k monitor or something... Not a pixel to be seen. :)

Down scaling still does improve the picture quality, while it won't look as good as it does before it's down scaled it still improves it

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Down scaling still does improve the picture quality, while it won't look as good as it does before it's down scaled it still improves it

I understand, and noted that.

I'd love to see what it looks like for real though, or see 8k with a game designed for it (more pixels).

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Wow! it's just like going outside, but only CG, And i'm sitting on the inside, outside's real but f*ck that 8K for life! B)

 

 

On topic: this is just still image renders right? from what i've heard titan black still struggling with 4k gaming with stuttering and low frame rates.

 

 

 

 

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Only because it's running at 8K doesn't mean at a high framerate, you only need 1 or 2 FPS to take a good screenshot. Also, it's possible to max the resolution even more with downsampling, lower tier cards than Titans can make those screenshots.

I've seen 34K downsampled Dark Souls 2 images with the GeDoSaTo tool (downsampling from any resolution you desire).

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Aren't we really just seeing it in 1080p again? You're taking an 8k image, and scaling it down to 1080p (assuming you're running a 1080p screen.)... So it might be a tad prettier... But in real life on a native resolution, I'm sure that image is STUNNING.

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Linking the big image, isn't what I'm saying... Yes, we can see the size, k, cool. But I still only have around 2 million pixels on my screen. The pixels in this image are 13 times that. If we could see 8k monitors roll out in like a 30" or 40" size, the pixel density would be amazing. You wouldn't see individual pixels, even if you tried.

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I don't know if it's just me.. but calling 7200x3000 8K, annoys the shit out of me, as it's 0.8k away from 8k.

 

I get how 1920x1080 was called 2K, because.. well obviously, it was fairly close to 2k, at 1.9k (which doesn't sound that flashy), and it's justified by nudging it up a bit. Even 4K is at 3.7k, which is still relatively close to 4k.. but when you suddenly get off by almost a complete "k", it's not mmmm-k any more.

 

16K would be 15360, which isn't very close to 16k. 

Why can't we just stick to the freaking "p" system?

1920x1080 aka 2K, is 1080p, then proceeded by the doubling of it(4K), resulting in 2160p, then "8K" would just be 4320p.. which is much more accurate in any case.

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Aren't we really just seeing it in 1080p again? You're taking an 8k image, and scaling it down to 1080p (assuming you're running a 1080p screen.)... So it might be a tad prettier... But in real life on a native resolution, I'm sure that image is STUNNING.

In a way yes. It's basically the equivalent of seeing ultra high res camera photos online, so obviously you can see the difference between a crappy cell phone pic and something taken with a DSLR. 

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These images alone are making my 7950 sweat.

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Only 2 TitanZ's in a system is possible

The first 2 as regular graphics and the other two as PhysX cards, wouldn't that be possible?

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The first 2 as regular graphics and the other two as PhysX cards, wouldn't that be possible?

I'm gonna say no but don't quote me on that.

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Tbh we don't have the gpu power to pull that weight, even the top end card only net about 40 fps at 4k lat alone 8k

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